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In the water, Winter 1916
A young boy and woman in a shallow waterway. Mass of mangrove roots visible next to the boy. -
Woman with children, Summer 1917
Woman stands with a young girl and boy on a lawn. -
Children next to birdbath, Summer 1917
A boy and young girl stand next to a birdbath with a manicured lawn, trees, and hedges around them. -
Boy in sailor suit, Summer 1917
A boy wearing a sailor suit stands in front of an ivy covered building or house. This could be Hugh Willoughby III. Poor copy. -
Man in uniform with boy in sailor suit, Summer 1917
Man wearing a Navy uniform of dress whites stands with a boy wearing a sailor suit in front of an ivy covered building or house. The man is likely Hugh Willoughby Jr., who was a Lieutenant in the Navy and served in WWI, and the boy may be his son, Hugh Willoughby III. Poor copy. -
Women with kids next to birdbath, Summer 1917
Two women stand with a young girl and boy next to a birdbath.Tags Birdbaths -
Group portrait, Summer 1917
Hugh Willoughby Jr. holding a crochet mallet stands with his son, Hugh Willoughby III, an unidentified woman, and a young girl in a manicured yard.Tags Military uniforms -
Gathering on the dock, Winter 1917
Group of people gathered on a pier with boats at the dock and a building in the background. -
Seminole Indian village, Winter 1917
Several thatched roof structures next to the water near Fort Lauderdale. Photo published in the November 1921 issue of Motor Boating Magazine. Edythe Willoughby contributed an article to this issue of the magazine, titled "The By-Ways of Florida" about her travels on the waterways of Florida. Photo captioned in article as "Seminole Indian village near Ft. Lauderdale." -
Ft. Lauderdale waterfront view, Winter 1917
Street with buildings along the waterway in Fort Lauderdale. Photo published in the November 1921 issue of Motor Boating Magazine. Edythe Willoughby contributed an article to this issue of the magazine, titled "The By-Ways of Florida" about her travels on the waterways of Florida. Photo captioned in article as "Fort Lauderdale from the river."