Two men stand next to their car and campsite. Photos originally belonged to Boyne McPherson (1894-1962) and according to the South Florida Developer newspaper (5 May 1925), McPherson (on right) and Roscoe "Bus" Bell took a six month trip to the northwest states starting in May of 1925.
Robert Boyne McPherson stands next his Dodge coup parked on a narrow mountain pass during a road trip. Plate on the grille of the car reads "Stuart on the St. Lucie."
Large group portrait taken in an open outdoor area. At least one woman in the group holds a croquet mallet. Note written on back of photograph reads "A. P. Andrews from Mr. E. C. B. Tyndall June 6th/1907."
Portrait of Anna Underwood Viles taken at the Bay Tree Lodge in Sewall's Point. Bay Tree Lodge was built by James Viles (Anna's husband), an industrialist from Chicago as a winter home for the couple. After the death of her husband in 1919, Anna no longer wanted the home, and it was subsequently sold in 1923.
