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Marion Hollins Polo Stables in 1930, with Bob Law Jr., polo player on right horse. Other men unidentified. Santa Cruz Sentinel, November 1930, called it ""One of the finest stables in the west."" The stalls had the finest redwood walls.
The Marion Hollins Groom's House at Hollins Polo Barn in 1930. In 1935 the stables belonged to the Law family; named ""Lawridge Farms.""
Marion Hollins of Scotts Valley and Mrs. G. Maurice Heckscher of Women's Metropolitan Golf Championship at Arcola Country Club, New Jersey. Marion Hollins was a golf match semi-finalist.
A woman and a young man boating, and a man fishing from the bank of Branciforte Creek in Blackburn Gulch. The gulch was named for William F. Blackburn (1814-1867) who served as alcalde, County Judge and State assemblyman.
Unknown people posing in front of the Rio Del Mar Country Club
