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5017 Lakeland Rd Parcel 15-3 Thelma Fulcher

Home once owned by Cuban immigrant Marcelino Cordove. Family also ran a lodging business made up of "tourist homes" nearby.

5400 Cleveland Avenue Paul and Delores Parker

Block 15 SW 25' x 100' Lot 3 Project Parcel 20-21 Walter R. Hardisty

4800 Navahoe Street - First Lakeland home demolished shown with bulldozer and rubble.

8115 54th Ave Lomax Home

Rear and side views 5030 Navahoe Street Property owned by Bessie Mack, John Chesley Mack, Jr & Julia E. Carroll. After the fire in the building.

Cincinnati Avenue Block 44, E. 1/2 of lot 6, parcel 19-7 Joseph A. & Eleanor M. Galvagna

55th Avenue (no #) Block 44 lots 7-11 Leon & Marionette Kelley

Urban Renewal parcel 20-19 4800 Navahoe Street, Block 16 lot 1 Morton and Phylis G. Frank, c/o Republic Savings and Loan Association

5017 Lakeland Rd

Leon & Marionette Kelley (no #) 55th Ave Block 44 Lots 7-11

Walter and Mildred Lasick Block 44 Lot 4 8117 54th Avenue Urban Renewal Block Parcel 4

Located at Baltimore Avenue 8141 Baltimore Avenue. For most of the motel's history it did not serve African American guests.

5022 Lakeland Road

5110 Lakeland Rd. 51st and Lakeland Rd Project Parcel 11- Block 17

East side at railroad crossing Vacant Lot Near Lot 5

5105 Navahoe St

National Mobile Village Navahoe Street 48th Avenue

Calvert F. & Mary A. Long 8141 Baltimore Blvd, College Park MD

2 Apt. 5002 Navahoe Block 16 part of lots 9 &10 Parcel Number Part of 20-2 Willie & Mary E. Sellars

Lakeland's primary ballfield Pierce Avenue

Eastern Lakeland Galvagna

Miss Norris's pre-kindergarten class of 1974-1975, at Paint Branch Elementary School

4902 Lakeland Rd Block 12 Part of Lot 14 STC Project Parcel 24-21 Merrill & Hazel V. Thomas

Lot 3 Block 44 Lakeland Road

Block 44 Lots 2&3

4802 Lakeland Rd. Block 12 Part of Lot 10 James & Vera Claiborne

Gilbert Thomas 8121 54th Ave Block 44, Lots 2 & 3

With the limited access African Americans had to public spaces until the 1960s, this building on western Navahoe Street was forced to serve a multitude of functions. It was designated “Lakeland’s Hall” because it served as an informal community center as well as a place for public meetings, dances, wedding receptions, and church services. On Saturday, it became a movie theater. The building is shown here circa 1965. This hall replaced an earlier structure that was located in the central section of the community.

Robert E. & Ila Mason 8204 48th Ave Block 16, part of lot 1 UR Parcel 18 Block 20

Looking Northeast

Rear

Block 45 Lots 8-16 Project Parcel 18-1 Leon E & Marionette T. Kelley

Cinder Block Building 55th Ave Lot 11 Block 44 Leon & Marionette Kelley

4800 Navahoe Street

Lots 8-16, Block 45

4802 Lakeland Rd Block 12 Part of lot 10 Value Sheet

Located on Lakeland Road

Earl & Velma Weygandt & Carter Weygandt Eng. Inc. Blocks 1,12-15 & 44

55th Ave. Block 44 Lots 7-11 Leon & Marionette Kelley (no #) Project Parcel 19-8

City of College Park