DescriptionBlack-and-white photo looking north from southeast corner of Willow Avenue and Seventeenth Street; streetcar tracks and freight rail crossing, Hoboken, no date, (1927). 8" x 10" high print. Photograph by R. Magnus, Photographer, Hoboken (blind emboss lower right.) Reverse has modern pencil text: Willow + 17th St. Looking North. A view in the opposite direction of the same scene in photo 2011.048.0047 and .0048. In this series of photos, 2011.048.0042 to 2011.048.0059, photo 2011.048.0045 has a 1927 New Jersey automobile license plate which can be read and photo 2011.048.0058 has a poster for an event dated as Saturday, September 24th which corresponds to a Saturday in 1927. Street level streetcar or trolley tracks on Willow Ave. are Public Service Coordinated Transport. The railroad crossing signs are for tracks of the New York Central Railroad, Erie Railroad and the primary right-of-way holder, New Jersey Junction Railroad. A white line starting at a stanchion on the southeast corner of 17th and Willow runs across Willow to a point north of 17th St. near Lehigh Coal. Purpose of the line is not indicated. A number of people are visible including several men in suits and hats who apparently are there as part of some official activities.