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Cover, 'Lomax for City Council', Lomax on the Issues, Lomax Photo and Biographical Info, Back Cover

Flyer with the where, when and what of the Oldies but Goodies concert of October 1990.

Maxine Gross and Mary Weems Braxton at event celebrating the donation of Joanne Braxton's book to the Hyattsville Library Branch

Clad in her hand-beaded, burgundy-and-gold team uniform, Sylvia Potts (first row, second from left) posed for this photograph with the other members of the Redskinettes, the official cheerleaders for professional football's Washington Redskins. In 1969, Potts became one of the first African American members of the cheering squad.

Lakeland High School class of 1950

At city hall. Mayor Dervey Lomax signing a document. Present is Delegate Gladys Noon Spellman There is another copy of this image in the archive from another collection.

Camp cook, Pauline Gray standing in the second row second from the right

Downtown College Park

Douglas was born in 1950. Girls were born in the mid-50s. All grew up in Lakeland. Girls grew up with grandparents with Douglas. Daughter built 5116 next to her parents 44 years from 2019. Used to be a croquet field in 40s and 50s.

College Park Airport

Section C: Land Use Plan (cont'd Land Use Provisions and Building Requirements). Outlines specific uses permitted for land in the Urban Renewal Area, i.e. Public-Residential Related, Single-Family Residential, etc.

Rev. J.J. Jones, pastor at First Baptist Church of College Park

Lakeland Heritage Weekend

Weygandt property

Embry AME Church

On grounds of family home on 54th Avenue

Description of Project (cont'd)

Maseo D. Campbell, the son of Maseo and Elizabeth Hicks Campbell, grew up with his brother and four sisters on Navahoe Street. After graduating from Northwestern High School, he served in the U.S. Army in Vietnam, with posts in Long Ben and later Diel Tang, where he was assigned the task of transporting jet fuel from Phu Vinh to the Mekong Delta, surviving many attacks along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Campbell was discharged with honors August 1, 1969.

Joanne and Harry Braxton, Jr at Christmas in their Cleveland Ave Home,

Middle left photo is donor's mother and sister. Top right is a christmas tree. On top left is donor's mother, possibly with a young neighbor. All taken near Chistmas 1975.

College Park Community Center

Two photos depicting a house on Lakeland Rd, taken before the 1970s.

collection of school photos including two teachers at Lakeland (Source: master photo log.xls)

Bottom left is donor's brother, Emmanual Smith, with his wife Ella on their wedding day. Middle left is their daughter, Adrienne (sp? Donor is unsure of spelling.) Rest of photos are from Christmas time.

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In the 'LCHP Misc' folder on the hard drive of data from Mary Sies. The interviewer does not state her name on the video, is not visible, and there is no date given.

An introductory page for advertisements.