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San Francisco circa 1920. "Chalmers touring car on Eddy Street." Equipped with what seems to be a bed. 5x7 negative by Christopher Helin. View full size.
The 1907 City Directory lists a Hotel Imperial at 951 Eddy Street and a building matching the hotel in the photo still stands at that address. The third home on the left may also be standing.
Looks like homemade cuffs on the guy's trousers. The kind you get by folding the fabric over. Maybe the fellow is still growing.
Disgusted with scuffed sidewalls, Rupert Hassenpfeffer invents "perpendicular parking."
"Equipped with what seems to be a bed." Or a dead body.
Hank and Maggie off to bury Grandma in the woods.
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