H. H. West's sister, Nella, speaks to their mother, Wilhelmina, while another woman stands behind them. Both women wear hats and hold bags. Mrs. West wears glasses and a short cape. The other woman wears a flat, straw hat. There are buildings in the background and pedestrians walk on the street. Signs on the buildings read, "dry goods," "island buffet," "bowling alley," "restaurant and oyster house." "market." There are mountains in the background.
H. H. West's sister, Nella, sits next to Daisy Conner (right). Both wear flat, straw hats. Ms. West holds her hands in her lap. Ms. Connor holds what may be a jacket on her lap. The water is visible in the background.
(L to R) George M. West, Wilhelmina West, Daisy Conner, Nella West, and Harry Hershey Cooper sit together. Mr. West wears a hat and glasses and holds a cane. Mr. Cooper holds a crutch. Ms. Cooper looks toward Ms. West, while Mrs. West looks toward the camera. There is a tarp-covered object in the left foreground, and another behind Mr. West. There are buildings throughout, including one at the left that has signs on it reading, "obscura pavilion" and "store." Other buildings in the background have signs on them that read, "metropole," "bay view," and "Troy laundry." An American flag flies above the "bay view" sign.
H. H. West's sister, Nella, rides on a boat with two unidentified men. Nella wears a flat, straw hat. Both men wear hats. The man in the background wears a jacket. The hat of another person is visible in the foreground.
H. H. West, Daisy Conner, and Bruce Mussey on a boat. West leans on Ms. Connor, who has her arm around his shoulders. She holds on to her hat, while also holding a handkerchief in the same hand. He wears a flat, straw hat and a striped tie. Another person's arms and legs are visible in the foreground. The sale of the boat is next to Mr. Mussey.
(L to R) George M. West, Daisy Conner, Harry Hershey Cooper sit while Nella West and Wilhelmina West stand next to them. Mr. West has his hands on a cane. He wears a hat and glasses and looks toward the camera. Mr. Cooper holds a crutch. Mrs. West wears a short cape and has a hand on her hip. At the left, there are two tarp-covered objects. People and carriages pass by in the background. There are buildings throughout, including one at the left that has signs on it reading, "obscura pavilion" and "store." Other buildings in the background have signs on them that read, "bay view," "E. E. Bees general..." and "Troy laundry." An American flag flies above the "bay view" sign.
