Collection

Agnes Gross and Margarete Gray on the beach in New York

Robert Ridgley Gray

Weygandt property

Sunday on the Grounds of Embry AME Church

Front row Nicole Thomas, Sharon Seldon, Barrett Matthews, Karen Seldon, Pamela Tolson, Rear Denise Seldon, Alvin Seldon, Kimberly Gillins, unknown, Lisa Carter

Maxine Gross and Dervey Lomax at swearing in of city council. On that day Mr. Lomax ended his term and Ms. Gross began her first term.

Volunteer training for collections event. Session lead by Dr. Edvard Eugene Thorsett

Located directly across from Lake Artemesia and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks, the Gray family home was for more than 60 years the site of many gatherings for family and friends. It hosted elementary school students in 1909 when the space in the schoolhouse became inadequate. From 1909 to 1917 a post office and rail stop operated from it as well. Today, Paint Branch Elementary stands on the property.

Weygandt property

A page honoring the memory of faculty who'd passed away - Myrtle Fentress, class sponsor; Edgar Smith, principal; and Vivian Ford, English-Core teacher.

Photo of six graduates standing on steps outside. Also scanned: the back of the photo.

Front left to right are children Joanne, Harry Jr. and Douglas

Two basketball clippings about basketball in the Maryland area. The first mentions players and their accomplishments. The second mentions the state playoffs tournament at the University of Maryland's Cole Field House.

Section D: Project Proposals. Statement of Special Conditions. Statement of Proposals and Redevelopers' Obligations.

Looking East

Photo from Donor Paulette McNair was taken at the funeral of Aunt Rosie. Nick Cager, Carl's brother.

The note reads, "Mr. Smith, guest, and classmates, I wish to thank all who in any way help make this reunion possible. Your cooperation was excellent. 10 years from today may we all gather here again. Also, the members of the class of '50 wish to thank Mr. Smith and his art dept [sic] for this excellent background." On the bottom, in different handwriting, reads "You are suppose[sic] to thank Mr. Smith no[sic] your job."

Sunday event at Washington Brazilian Seventh Day Adventist Church, historic Lakeland High School site.

Haliburton and Essex family photos.

Meeting in Parish Hall of Embry AME Church

Two seated on the porch of the Gray family home located on the corner of 54th Avenue and Pierce Avenue

Contains a cover page - memorial service hosted at Queen's Chapel United Methodist Church in Beltsville, on March 16, 2007. Also contains Campbell's obituary; the order of service; a prayer; and acknowledgements.

School album page

Photos of the faculty. "Deceased" is written over those who have passed away.

DeWana Gray with friends at Bowie State College

Pastor of Embry AME Church speaks during Heritage Weekend Sunday service at Washington Brazilian SDA Church the site of Lakeland High School

At College Park Community Center. The exhibit was created by Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Commission in partnership with Lakeland Community Heritage Project.

Behind the scenes of graduations are a team of people who prep the room for the ceremony. Mr. Elwood Gross and Mr. Earle Connors set and prepared the Cole Field House for several graduation ceremonies that day.

At Hyattsville Branch Prince Georges County Memorial Library. To celebrate the donation by Joanne Braxton of a copy of her new book. Two of the author's family members are pictured her mother, Mary Weems Braxton seated front in blue and cousin Lisa Hollomand.

Haliburton and Essex family photos.

In front of family car and garage