Members of the Christian family pose outside of Kilvansky's Grocery, North and Christian Streets. They are, from left, first row, Charles D. and Evelyn M., middle row, Leonard E. and Ernest D., Jr.; rear, Uncle Charles Carter.
Black photo album. Inside the front cover is the notation: "S. C. Slaymaker, "White Chimneys". Gap, Lancaster County, Pa.
Page 38 has 6 photos, house, man in chair, 3 women on porch, man in chair with 3 women and 3 children standing by him, 2 women in chairs with another woman standing behind them, 1 African American woman sitting on the lawn, 4 children in yard
African American woman seated in chair reading a book. Formal portrait. From "Captives' Mansion" by S. R. Slaymaker II, page 195: ". . . accompanied by my ninety-year old black nanny, 'Nana,' who was born a slave in the South and had come to Colonel Slaymaker's household as a young woman. She had cared for S. R. I, S. C. II, and me, when I visited the farm."
