Box Q.01

Caption reads "This is Quinn AME Church in Frederick, which recently ended 25 years of indebtedness by liquidating a $3,000 mortgage."

Caption reads "Angelo Quinn will be featured with the popular Twilighters when they appear Friday night at the Elks Halls in Catonsville and Saturday night at the Odd Fellows Hall in Baltimore."

Coverage of the murder of 16-year-old Betty Quinn, killed from a shotgun blast while on her porch. Note on front of envelope reads "Landlord-John Scott."

Caption reads "Mayor of Crisfield also edits the Crisfield Times, weekly newspaper."

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."