Group of men, women, and children stand near the smoking remains of a building fire. The men appear to be salvaging building materials from the ruins of the building that burned down.
Airship sails in the sky over many buildings at the edge of a waterway. Many boats and sailboats are moored near or tied to the docks. Thompson Fish Co. sign is visible on one of the buildings. Photo published in the January 1921 issue of Power Boating magazine (volume XXIII, No. 1) along with an article written by Edythe Willoughby titled “Cruising Among the Florida Keys.” The article details Edythe and Hugh Willoughby Jr’s travels from Miami to the Florida Keys and won the first prize in Power Boating magazine’s annual cruise story competition in 1921. Photo captioned in the article as “Some Glimpses of Scenery Enroute - Harbor at Key West.”
Long arch bridge with construction or repair framing. This may be the seven-mile bridge to the Florida Keys, which was completed in 1912. The original seven-mile bridge was built for the F. E. C. Railroad.
Two men and two boys stretch a bow and aim an arrow in a manicured lawn. Tall pine trees and hydrangea bushes also in view. Man on left identified as Hugh Willoughby Jr.
