Browse Items (899 total)
-
Brick pond, Winter 1926
Brick lined pond or fountain with a waterway in the background.Tags Aquatic plants -
Bride and groom at ceremony, Summer 1935
Bride and groom, Marjorie Wilson and Hugh Willoughby III, stand next to a priest at their outdoor wedding ceremony. Many wedding guests in view behind the couple, including a woman playing an accordion. Marjorie and Hugh Willoughby III were married on August 7, 1935, in Valley Ranch, New Mexico. -
-
Bridge and waterway, Winter 1917
View of a truss bridge from the water. Possible dolphin or shark in the water also in view. This may be the Bahia Honda railroad bridge, part of the FEC overseas railroad built in 1912. The Florida Keys bridge connected Bahia Honda Key with Spanish Harbor Key. The bridge was converted to a highway bridge in 1938.Tags Waterways -
Bridge from the water, Winter 1919
View of a truss bridge from the water. This may be the Bahia Honda railroad bridge, part of the FEC overseas railroad built in 1912. The Florida Keys bridge connected Bahia Honda Key with Spanish Harbor Key. The bridge was converted to a highway bridge in 1938.Tags Waterways -
Bridge view from the water, Winter 1917
View of a truss bridge from the water. A few boats are in view near the bridge. This may be the Bahia Honda railroad bridge, part of the FEC overseas railroad built in 1912. The Florida Keys bridge connected Bahia Honda Key with Spanish Harbor Key. The bridge was converted to a highway bridge in 1938.Tags Waterways -
British Flag portrait, c. 1915
Two women sit and a man stands next to a United Kingdom flag on display. The flag flies from a flagpole mounted on a boat or floating platform, with a waterway visible behind it. The woman seated on the left is Edythe Willoughby. -
Broken up boat, Summer 1926
Destruction from the 1926 hurricane. A pier and a boat named "Maud" are broken into pieces. -
Brother and sister, Winter 1943
Wayne Willoughby and her brother, Hugh Willoughby IV, sit on a bench on the grounds of the Marvista property. The siblings appear to be holding Valentines or Easter decorations. -
