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Two Women in a Rowboat
View along shoreline towards two women sitting in a rowboat. The boat is pulled up on the shore. They are both wearing hats, and a large basket is in the rowboat.
Sailing Outing
View across water towards five people on a sailboat. Identified as possibly near Hatfield.
Boat Ride
March 22, 1905
View from shoreline towards a large group of men and women posing on the shore, and on boat moored to the shore of a lake. Location identified as a 1908 boat ride on the lake.
Boating Scene
Exterior view of two women and a boat on the shore of a body of water.
Four Men Sailing
Four men sailing a small boat on a lake, with a shoreline in the background.
Black River Shoreline
View across water towards trees growing on exposed rocks on a cliff along the shore of a river. Identified as the Black River.
