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Collection: Willoughby Collection
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Cars lined up, Winter 1933
Four cars with Rhode Island license plates are parked in front of the Marvista garage.
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Garages
Marvista waterway, Winter 1933
View from the waterway looking towards Marvista, home of Edythe and Hugh Willoughby Jr.
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Buildings
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Waterways
Pier and airship, Winter 1933
Airship in the sky above a waterway and boat pier.
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Piers & wharves
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Waterways
Flooded area, Winter 1933
View of an area inundated by water perhaps from a storm flood. Many palm trees and fence posts or other structures are partially covered by water.
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Bodies of water
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Palms
Adjusting sails, Summer 1934
Figure stands on a sailboat adjusting, opening, or closing the sails.
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Sailboats
Trio with tree log, Summer 1934
Three ladies, including Edythe Willoughby (on left), pose around a tree log. Wooded area behind them and mountains visible in the distant background.
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Forests
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Mountains
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Pines
Barge on waterway, Summer 1934
A barge or other vessel on a waterway near a tree-lined shore.
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Barges
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Boats
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Vessels
Man on a sailboat, Summer 1934
View of a sailboat and waterway with a passenger, possibly Hugh Willoughby III.
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Sailboats
At the helm, Summer 1934
Hugh Willoughby III leans next to the captain's wheel of a sailboat.
Sailboat in dry dock, Summer 1934
View of a sailboat with the name of "Werdna" out of Providence, Rhode Island in storage at a dry dock.
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Boat & ship industry
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