Hannah Park between Sixth St. and the banks of the Boardman River was a pleasant place for a summer stroll. Built just after the turn of the century, it was beautifully landscaped and carefully maintained for the pleasure of the whole city.
Three or four people in a canoe along the Boardman River. The canoe is laden with pillows and cushions, a parasol, a small American flag, and various other items. Someone's arm is lazily resting outside of the canoe, hand touching the river.
A multitude of logs rolled onto the shore of Boardman Lake. Far into the background, a factory is spewing out smoke. Even farther appears to be a city.