Historic Hood River
Scale
3-21-2019
Notes
Alva Day probably parked his Model T Roadster beneath the power transformers for scale. You can be sure the transformers were the photo subject, not the Emry Lumber Company. This is 4th Street, just above Cascade Avenue, now the location of a parking lot. It looks like those transformers live in that box now.
I can’t make out the license plate in detail, but it is from the 1920s. The automobile is an early 20’s T.
Category: Downtown Hood River
Tags: 1920s, 4th Street, Alva Day, automobile, electricity, Emry Lumber
Tags: 1920s, 4th Street, Alva Day, automobile, electricity, Emry Lumber
Dale Nicol
What's remarkable is a early 1920's “plain Jane” Model-T roadster, would have cost under $300.00 back then.
In 1925 the base Roadster price was $260.00!
LMH
Looks like Alva had an interesting day. From a different perspective see
http://historichoodriver.com/index.php?showimage=816.
L.E.
Which was first….the sidewalk or the utility poles?