Hugh Willoughby III sits on a ramp holding a baby goat. The ramp leads to an animal enclosure and a woman (likely Edythe Willoughby) stands next to the ramp watching the boy and goat.
Man holds a young boy on a gate post as they interact with a goat behind the fence. The duo is likely Hugh Willoughby II and his son Hugh Willoughby III.
Child in small float pulled by a goat. The Seminole Sun Dance was a three day event held between 1916 and 1923 (and sporadically afterward, including a revival in the 1950s) in West Palm Beach with parades, dance demonstrations, and other festivities.
