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    Gretta (right) Miller married Kenneth Moyer (photographer).

    Gretta Miller married Kenneth Moyer (photographer).

    Mrs. Miller, the mother of Gretta (Mrs. Kenneth Moyer). Possibly, Harold is her son (Gretta's brother).

    Cherry Grove Camp was owned by Elmon Moyer. Kenneth, his son, took over in the 1930s. The camp was on Highway 8 (Reg. Rd. 81) just east of Rittenhouse Rd. in Vineland.

    Cherry Grove Camp was owned by Elmon Moyer. His son, Kenneth, took over in the 1930s. The camp was on Highway 8 (Reg. Rd. 81), just east of Rittenhouse Rd. in Vineland.

    Several vehicals are seen parked beside two small cabins. In the background appears to be an orchard.

    The camp was originally run by Elmon Moyer and then taken over by his son Kenneth in the 1930s. It was located on the north side of Highway 8 (Reg. Rd. 81) just east of Rittenhouse Rd..

    This was the home of Elmon Moyer, who ran Cherry Grove Camp. It was located on the north side of Highway 8 (Reg. Rd. 81) just east of Rittenhouse Rd.

    The camp was originally run by Elmon Moyer and then taken over by his son Kenneth in the 1930s. It was located on the north side of Highway 8 (Reg. Rd. 81) just east of Rittenhouse Rd.

    Several (5?) vehicles are parked in front of two cabins. There appears to be an orchard in the background.

    Cherry Grove Camp was owned by Elmon Moyer. His son, Kenneth, took over in the 1930s. The camp was on the north side of Highway 8 (Reg. Rd. 81), just east of Rittenhouse Rd. in Vineland.

    The camp was run originally by Elmon Moyer and taken over by his son Kenneth in the 1930s. It was located on the north side of Highway 8 (Reg. Rd 81), just east of Rittenhouse Rd.

    The camp was run by Elmon Moyer and taken over by his son, Kenneth, in the 1930s. It was located on the north side of Highway 8 (Reg. Rd. 81) just east of Rittenhouse Rd. The automobiles are travelin

    The store was owned by Fred Cook. Kenneth Moyer worked for a time as a delivery driver.

    The store was owned by Fred Cook. Dorothy was his daughter.

    The store was owned by Fred Cook. From left to right, Kenneth Moyer (?), unknown, Wayne Abram, and Frank Honsberger.

    The store was owned by Fred Cook.

    Three pictures of the head and shoulders of a young man. In the left picture he appears to be holding a 'Japanese' parasol.

    A view of cemetery headstones. There is a roadway curving through the center of the picture.

    A view of the front of the headstone on the gravesite of Moses F. Rittenhouse. Stone benches are on either side.