Young man or boy and an older man hold up a line of dead game birds. The boy holds a shotgun in his other hand and another man stands in the background. The young man may be Hugh Willoughby III.
Long pier with sawmill buildings and a set of smokestacks. Photo published in the February 1923 issue of Power Boating magazine (volume XXV, No. 2). Edythe Willoughby contributed an article to this issue of the magazine, titled “Cruising Northward in the Spring” about traveling in their houseboat named “Dorothy” from Miami, Florida to Newport, Rhode Island. Photo captioned in the article as "A sawmill on the canal between St. Augustine and Jacksonville.”
Hugh Willoughby II sits behind the wheel of a boat next to a dock. Two men and a woman (possibly Edythe Willoughby) sit in the boat with Willoughby and another man stands on the dock. A yacht with a canoe tied to the top of it sits on the other side of the boat and mountains or hills can be seen in the background.
