Collection

Map 2

Note from back cover of 1978 Urban Renewal Plan. This plan copy was in the papers of Lakelander and PAC member, Mary Braxton

Newsletter of the Lakeland Project Area Committee gives notice of city council meeting with proposal for Earl Weygandt to keep his property.

Project Area Committee newsletter containing list of recreational facilities in the city along with map showing their locations

Newsletter of the Lakeland Project Area Committee with community concerns

Newsletter of Project Area Committee Community concerns including Lakeland Elementary School

Newsletter of Project Area Committee Giving notice about tree planting and sodding

Newsletter of Project Area Committee Subject for next meeting and community concerns.

Newsletter of Project Area Committee issues include closing of Lakeland Special Center and fate of building, pool

Newsletter of Project Area Committee notice of a special meeting by city council on the urban renewal project

Special Notice of city council work session with engineering alternatives for development of Lakeland west/

Newsletter of Project Area Committee

Map of the Lakeland community just prior to implementation of the urban renewal program. The map also shows plots to be re-developed.

Clipping from the collection of Mary Sellers.From a series of Diamondback articles on urban renewal.

Clipping from the collection of Mary Sellers. From a series of Diamondback articles on urban renewal.

Clipping from the collection of Mary Sellers. From a series of Diamondback articles on urban renewal.

Clipping from the collection of Mary Sellers. part one of clipping

2nd half of clipping. Clipping from the collection of Mary Sellers. From a series of Diamondback articles on urban renewal.

Clipping from the collection of Mary Sellers.

Clipping from the collection of Mary Sellers. From a series of Diamondback articles on urban renewal.

Clipping from the collection of Mary Sellers. From a series of Diamondback articles on urban renewal.

Railroad tracks at Lakeland looking south. In 1835, the Washington Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad opened and bisected the area that would become Lakeland, becoming an important part of the landscape. By the early 1900s, the railroad was a major source of communication, transportation, and employment for the residents of the area, including Lakelanders.

Discussion of his case and request to sell back property for $120, 000.

Put up after homes purchased by Urban Renewal Authority in eastern section of Lakeland

After purchase by Urban Renewal Authority

At play on a Lakeland street

Reconsideration of sale of Weygandt property

College Park Mayor and Council

with amendments to minutes for February 6, 13 and 20.

The Embry Youth Choir was organized in 1979 under the guidance of the pastor, Rev. Dessie L. Carter. Pictured are, from left to right, Talaya Boardley, Kimberly Gillens, Sharon Seldon, Linda Kim Lockerman, Monique Thomas, adviser Jean Gray Matthews, Rev. Carter, Lisa Gray, Kamille Gillens, Karon Seldon, Dean Matthews, and Paul Thomas. Members not shown are Lisa Carter, Barrett Matthews, Denise Penn, Nicole Thomas, and Pamela Tolson. (Courtesy of Embry A.M.E. Church.)

Children playing ball in a Lakeland street

duplicate scan of (object) item-5v0wgV

Concerns the representation of Weygandts and review of facts

"Mayor and Council will hear you on Tuesday, February 6, 1978..."

The Embry Youth Choir was organized in 1979 under the guidance of the pastor, Rev. Dessie L. Carter. Pictured are, from left to right, Talaya Boardley, Kimberly Gillens, Sharon Seldon, Linda Kim Lockerman, Monique Thomas, adviser Jean Gray Matthews, Reverend Carter, Lisa Gray, Kamille Gillens, Karon Seldon, Dean Matthews, and Paul Thomas. Members not shown are Lisa Carter, Barrett Matthews, Denise Penn, Nicole Thomas, and Pamela Tolson.

Demolition Contract CPURR- 11 4802 Lakeland Rd 4812 Lakeland Rd

Embry AME Church

Transmitting contract for purchase of property formally owned by them and transfer of 54th Avenue right-of-way. Also attached is contract approved by City

Mayor and Council will hear you on February 8, 1979

Stapled document containing a page from the College Park Council Meeting Minutes June 12, 1979; a Memo from Jack Callahan to Leon Shore; and Weygandt Contract for sale of Weygandt property with urban renewal controls and conditions for use.

transmitting appraisals

Duplicate of sections of (object) item-5v0wgV and item-qSyk3I