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1. Children on playground equipment at Gerald W. Graves Park

Description:: Named after former mayor, the park is bounded by Coachlight Commons, Monticello Drive and Wayfarer Lane in southwest Lansing. It is east of South Wavery Road and north of West Miller Road.
Data Provider:: Capital Area District Library (Lansing, MI). Forest Parke Library and Archives
Collection:: Lansing City Planning Division Photographs

2. Group of children on playground equipment at Gerald W. Graves Park

Description:: Named after former mayor, the park is bounded by Coachlight Commons, Monticello Drive and Wayfarer Lane in southwest Lansing. It is east of South Wavery Road and north of West Miller Road. One of two variants.
Data Provider:: Capital Area District Library (Lansing, MI). Forest Parke Library and Archives
Collection:: Lansing City Planning Division Photographs

3. Children on playground equipment at Gerald W. Graves Park

Description:: Named after former mayor, the park is bounded by Coachlight Commons, Monticello Drive and Wayfarer Lane in southwest Lansing. It is east of South Wavery Road and north of West Miller Road.
Data Provider:: Capital Area District Library (Lansing, MI). Forest Parke Library and Archives
Collection:: Lansing City Planning Division Photographs

4. Group of children on playground equipment at Gerald W. Graves Park

Description:: Named after former mayor, the park is bounded by Coachlight Commons, Monticello Drive and Wayfarer Lane in southwest Lansing. It is east of South Wavery Road and north of West Miller Road. One of two variants.
Data Provider:: Capital Area District Library (Lansing, MI). Forest Parke Library and Archives
Collection:: Lansing City Planning Division Photographs