A man stands behind a wagon on a packed dirt road. He wears a white hat, a long-sleeved white shirt, and overalls. A horse is hitched to the wagon, and a triangular frame holds a canvas cover over the wagon seat. The front wheels are smaller than the back wheels. Boxes are stacked two-high, filling the wagon bed and the tailgate. Leafy trees fill the background, behind a plank fence with a small strip of grass running in front of it.
A truck loaded with large packages is parked on a plank road in front of a building with glass fronted windows. The truck is wooden, with wooden, carriage-style wheels, and an open body and cab. Gears and a chain are visible on the rear wheel in the picture, and a steering wheel projects up over a wagon-style seat. An unidentified man stands on the other side of the truck, wearing a fedora and a dark shirt and loose jacket.
Five Brass Era cars are parked in front of two buildings. The building to the left bears a sign reading 'G.A. Corl/Forest Grove Garage/Bicycles.' Beneath the sign is an open garage door, an open door, and a glass window. The building next door is white clapboard, with glass windows and an illegible sign hanging over a recessed entry. Several men in suits and hat observe from behind the row of cars; drivers sit in each car, and are identified on the back of the picture. Three wear bowler hats and suits, while the remaining two and the passenger wear newsboy style hats and overalls or jackets. Cars pictured are identified as a Buick, a Ford, an Olds, and a Rambler.
Two men and a boy wait at the Cornelius electric trolley station. The station is a small wooden building with a platform leading to the trolley tracks and a large bench for passengers to wait. An electric trolley is stopped at the station. The trolley is labeled with the number '51'.
An electric trolley is on the tracks near a train station. There is a handcar is on another set of tracks. A man is standing on the tracks near the handcar and a family is waiting in front of the station building. There is also a dog near the building. Wooden electric poles line one side of the station.
