As this map shows, the Motor Parkway (lower portion of map) ran over the railroad tracks on the left side of map and formed (or was near) the border between East Williston and Albertson. An overpass for the Parkway once went over the tracks but has been dismantled over the past 20 or so years. The pictures that follow are of the roadway as it exists today between the railroad tracks on the west and Roslyn Road (shown here as Mineola Road) on the east. The roadway is accessible by climbing up the hill that borders the southern part of Croyden Court which actually didn't exist when this map was shown (see next map). It appears to be land (17 acres) owned by J. Valentine. I've drawn in this newer portion of Croyden Court (in blue shading) running parallel to the roadway. The Motor Parkway roadway ends overlooking Roslyn Road with a stone wall put after the close of the roadway. Several posts are found as these pictures show, however many border private houses.