The cop seems to have adopted a boxer’s stance, slightly toed-in, and useful. In dodging both punches and errant traffic.

The garage at 1401 Bainbridge Boulevard was built in 1900 according to property records.

I believe this is the northwest corner of Bainbridge and Park. The 3 homes match exactly, and the house behind the store still exists partially hidden in the overgrowth.

... The Good Dog?

Here is the northwest corner of Bainbridge Blvd and Park Avenue now. It appears to be much quieter than in 1941.

This photo was taken during "rush hour".

I like the bus, but as the policeman looks to be a motorcycle cop, I wish his ride was in the picture, too.

This is located in South Norfolk, which counterintuitively is located in Chesapeake. You can still see the remnants of the old curb on google maps street view.

Maybe Erich von Stroheim.

One: the person leering from the upstairs back window of the building; two: the dog sitting and watching in the yard below; and three: the word "sugar" framed in the windshield of the bus.

Before I-464 was built and the bridge access was realigned with Poindexter Street, the street that led to the bridge was Park Avenue, so this would be looking northwest at the corner of Bainbridge & Park. The two houses on the right are still with us.