Collection

Thomas Randall

Maceo Campbell

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Left to Right: (seated) Myron's aunt, Pauline Gray, and an unidentifiable couple. (Standing) Myron's mother, Emma Christine, Uncle Robert "Ridgley" (a long-time principal with school named after him in Capitol Heights), Robert's wife Mildred, Uncle Oscar, Uncle Oscar's wife Arleen, and Uncle Will. These aunts and uncles are siblings of Myron Gray's father, Clarence Gray Sr.

Embry AME Church

High School Graduation picture

school photo

Members

Refuse container promo by Public Works team member

One of a series called "flood photos"

Portrait

Various photos of friends and family.

Friday evening during Heritage Weekend

Cover of the scrapbook - blue leather with silver elaborate border.

Elizabeth Dent (friend from Brentwood). Rosie Gross and Margarete Gross Gray

Margaret Gross Gray and her mother's sister Mary Hughes Ford

During Sunday service of Heritage Weekend at First Baptist Church of College Park

Harry M. Braxton, his wife, Mary, their children, and his mother, Emma Harrison, shared a home in the Lakeland community. Harry Braxton was head of the local Human Relations Council, a racially integrated social change organization. He was also director of public relations for the Prince George’s County National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Family members were deeply involved in the Civil Rights Movement and all aspects of community life. One Sunday morning when Braxton’s wife and mother were alone at home while Braxton attended church services, two youths from a nearby white community fired forty-four bullets into the family’s home. (Photograph (c) 2008 Joanne M. Braxton)

Robert Gray

First Baptist Church of College Park

Collection of school photos.

A blue napkin with the words "Lakeland High School 1928-1950" embossed in gold upon it.

Face painting artist does a design on the arm of a visitor during Heritage Weekend at College Park Community Center

Middle is Tommy Oldberg, Erlene's brother. Jerry McMillian and Jerry Mason. and Guy on the bottom. Taken when they were in their 20s. Played a lot of sports. Back of photo reads: "I'm[sic] vacation for 5 days. Why don't you get some sleep. Not feel sleep. Day LSD." On the sides are written "I'm sleep" and "Glen too.""

Dorothy Stewart (left), daughter of Nellie Stewart owner of Stewart's Tavern/Four Brothers Tavern is shown here with her cousin Sarah Jackson around 1955. (photo courtesy of Leonard Smith).

Continuing with photos of the students as they were in 1985 with a short bio.

At Davis Hall facility