Box Q.01

Caption reads "the lady doing the pouring is Miss Gwen Quinn - the gentleman doing the smiling is Earl Parker...the place is the newly remodeled Carnival Lounge at Poplar Grove St. and Belmont Ave."

Photograph of James M. Quinn, the first full time assistant clerk in City Court pictured with Hyman Pressman, city comptroller, and John O. Rutherford, city court clerk.

17-year-old senior, Janet Quinn was the first "person of her race" elected football queen at Scott High School.

T/Sgt. Monroe Quinn, received his discharge in Camp Kilmer after 30 years of service.

Caption reads "Miss Rebecca Quinn became the bride of Charles Covington in a ceremony in Bethel A.M.E. Church, Baltimore."

First sentence of newspaper clipping reads "Dr. Walter Charles Quinn has his hat in the ring to be next Minister from the United States to Liberia."

Mr. and Mrs. William Quinn Jr. photographed during their visit to Ft. Huachuca, Arizona, where Mr. Quinn served more than 30 years ago.

Appointed to the position of architectural historian for Orchard Street Church as a staff member of the Maryland Commission on Afro-American History and Culture. Orchard Street Church building was constructed in 1837 by slaves.