Two figures wearing western or cowboy outfits, sit in front of a small wood cabin smoking cigarettes. The two figures may be Marjorie Wilson and Hugh Willoughby III. According to The Stuart News, Hugh Willoughby III worked on a ranch in Montana during 1935. The newspaper also mentions that Edythe and Hugh Willoughby Jr. vacationed in Montana during the summer of 1935.
Long yacht tied to a dock in front of a large building, likely the Soldier Key Club. Photo published in the November 1917 issue of Motorboat magazine (volume XIV, No. 21). Edythe Willoughby contributed an article to this issue of the magazine, titled "In Florida Waters” about traveling the waterways of south Florida. Photo captioned in article as "Soldier Key."
Hugh Willoughby Jr. stands beside a young man or boy, likely his son, Hugh Willoughby III, looking down into a waterway with a couple of piers and boats on it. Behind the father and son is a church and other buildings or houses. A windmill is also in view and utility poles line the dirt road that runs through the photo.
