Aesthetic bygone vintage street lighting

Excellent detail Andrew! I have been there myself, but didn't realize it until I read your description.

Here's what it looks like now:
https://www.google.com/maps/@47.660...4!1sk8Mn31PydjUvQquxfQtFPQ!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

 

That was what I used, was Google Maps; And the street was pointing at a railroad trestle, so it was only a matter of finding the building on the West end of the island.

 

That was some good sleuthing. Isn't it incredible what can be discovered by simply searching for something on the world wide web?

 

I wonder how you're supposed to dee this, during a snow storm

 

A few hundred pounds of extra weight and a running start.

 

I like this scene. Thanks for sharing it.
Could this be Portland Oregon? I see the grocery store says "Multnomah Market" and a little to the right it looks like the word "Oregon" in script is obscured by the power pole.

 

I think it is, as there is a Yamhill, OR, that is SW of Portland, on the West side of the 99W corridor. I'm guessing that someone important in Portland's history was named Yamhill.

 

The image was indeed from somewhere up there in the Northwest, according to the source

 

This is a neat photo!
Why is there a tractor on the roadway though? Seeing how there is no traffic, I wonder if it's being used in the construction of the bridge and this shot was taken upon it's completion, but prior to it opening.

 

Bingo!