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The page would have said:

<img width=423 height=317 src="arthur251.jpg">

After you saved it to disc as photo-arthur251.html, the browser created an accompanying folder for all the images, called "photo-arthur251_files", and dropped the image in there, altering the HTML as follows:

<img width=423 height=317 src="./photo-arthur251_files/image002.jpg" ...>

I can't go into much more detail without knowing exactly what you're doing, but you can use Notepad to manually correct the HTML of each image (<img ...>) back to the original name. I cannot explain for example where "image002.jpg" comes from as Firefox or Internet Explorer do not rename the image files like than when saving. I wonder if the image also had the wrong name to begin with. I don't have Word installed on my PC, so I am not 100% sure how to insert images suitable for the Web -- I code the HTML entirely by hand. If you have FrontPage on your PC, that will at least do a better job of it (depends which version of Office you have). Word is a terrible Web page editor; FrontPage has a bad reputation but it is at least designed for the job. Fundamentally though you should consider learning HTML and forming for yourself an understanding of the underlying principles here. Plain HTML is very straightforward.