Two canoes with two men in each, likely natives, rounding up floating stems of bananas and putting them on their canoes, two sailboats in the background with several unidentified people aboard, Spanish Honduras; Back side inscription: "The creation of my grass skirt costume was / probably the most communal undertaking of / the entire journey. Jim heard about it, / and brought me rope, showed me how to unravel / it. The captain heard about it, and showed me / how to weave the unraveled rope. The / third engineer heard about it, and made me / brass earrings. The fourth engineer heard / about it, and made me brass bracelets. My / roommate waded through piles of rope in our / room, decided to clear her way to her bunk / by weaving a girdle and bandeau"; (black & white), 1935

Two canoes with two men in each, likely natives, rounding up floating stems of bananas and putting them on their canoes, two sailboats in the background with several unidentified people aboard, Spanish Honduras; Back side inscription: "The creation of my grass skirt costume was / probably the most communal undertaking of / the entire journey. Jim heard about it, / and brought me rope, showed me how to unravel / it. The captain heard about it, and showed me / how to weave the unraveled rope. The / third engineer heard about it, and made me / brass earrings. The fourth engineer heard / about it, and made me brass bracelets. My / roommate waded through piles of rope in our / room, decided to clear her way to her bunk / by weaving a girdle and bandeau"; (black & white), 1935, 11.2.1.100, Box: 2, Folder: 1.0, item: 100. Isabel Bayley papers, 0049-LIT. Special Collections and University Archives. https://archives.lib.umd.edu//repositories/2/archival_objects/21265 Accessed January 10, 2025.