Subject: Pre urban renewal landscapepage 5

5017 Lakeland Rd Lot 5 Lot 4 Urban Renewal Parcel 3 Block 15

The Laney home was destroyed by Storm Agnes. This trailer was home to the widowed Mrs. Laney and her daughter. Arlene Laney lot 18 block 3 urban renewal parcel 18 block 16

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

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

Home of Audrey and Leonard Smith on Navahoe Street of the western area of Lakeland 4910 Navahoe St. owned by Leonard Smith and Mamie McCorkle

On the day of the wedding of Mary Ann Campbell and George Smith at Embry AME Church

Thomas and Elsie Moody 4904 Navahoe Ave Block 16 Part of lot 6 Parcel 20-7

Maxine and Delphine Gross in the intersection of 54th Avenue and Pierce Avenue in the background is the family home. The Turner home on 54th Avenue is seen as well.

Appears to show location and ownership of subject lots within Lakeland 3 of 4

Project Parcel 19-5

54th Avenue

Block 12 E 1/2 of Lot 13 4812 Lakeland Rd

Block 45 Lots 8-16

Lake Artemesia Natural Area site of Lakeland East

Navahoe Street at 48th Avenue on 26 September 1975

8117 54th Ave Block 44 Lot 4 Parcel 19-4 Walter and Mildred Lasick

4805 Navahoe Street

4800 Lakeland Rd West 69 ft. of Lot 10 in Block 12 Harold W. and Julia Pitts Project Parcel 12 block 24 Home was moved to a site on Western Lakeland Rd

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

Block 44 Lot 1, 12, 13, 14& 15 Urban Renewal Parcel 19-1 & 2 Carter-Weygandt Engineering inc

top left lot on Lakeland's eastern section, top right image Charles and Etelka Lomax, second row Little New Zion Fire Baptized Holiness Church of the Americas, bottom image Lakeland's Hall on Navahoe Street

8121 54th Avenue Block 44 Lot 2 Gilbert Thomas

4810 Lakeland Rd west half of Lot 13 block 12 Urban Renewal Parcel 18 Block 24

Pierce Avenue During the ownership of the Robinson family the exterior of "home was always immaculately kept". Says Maxine Gross, who grew up in the community during the 1960s and 70s.

View: North toward subject from 54th Street

Section of Lakeland map with hand drawn makings and color coding with names - section 1 of Appears to show location and of ownership of lots within Lakeland

Henry B. & Inez Campbell 8104 51st Ave Blocks 13, N. 1/2 of Lot 2 Project Parcel 14-18

No # 55th Ave Block 44 Lots 7-11 Project Parcel 19-8 Leon & Marionette Kelley

East side of Rail Crossing. Block 45 Lots 1-5 Project Parcel 18-2

Mack's Market store with apartments above

This Navahoe Street residence was built around 1900 and is believed to be one of the original houses built by Lakeland developer Edwin Newman. This house was once home for Leonhard and Elizabeth Exel, German immigrants who were the last white family to leave the community in the late 1940s. The home was purchased by Thomas and Agnes Randall in 1951. Since that time it has sheltered three generations of their family. The home was a frequent gathering place for the youngsters of Lakeland.

At Baltimore Avenue and Navahoe Street