Automobile with seaplane float attached to the outside parked on a dirt road. Two men stand beside the vehicle and the man on the right appears to be putting air in the back tire or adjusting the back wheel. Maine 1922 license plate attached to back of the vehicle.
Man walks towards the Pelican hydroplane, created by Capt. Hugh L. Willoughby in 1911. The pilot of the plane may be Capt. Willoughby himself. The plane appears to be coming back to shore, perhaps after completely a test flight. Cityscape visible in the background.
Aerial view of Sewall's Point. Caption reads "Sewall's Point Florida. Photographed by Hugh L. Willoughby. From an aeroplane. Altitude 1500 ft. From St. Lucie Inlet."
Taken on 14 July 1914 from a Curtis hydro-aeroplane owned by Messers Thaw-McGordon who were making their headquarters on Sewall's Point with Hugh Willoughby. Taken directly over the inlet at an elevation of 1500 ft.
