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The image shows a display of forms and documents related to plumbing inspection and permits, mounted on a gray board.

1. Top Left: A large document titled "DRAINAGE INSPECTION" with columns labeled "Date of Inspection," "Specifications," "Inspector," and "Remarks." The sheet appears to be a ledger or form used for recording drainage inspection details. The number "213" is printed in the top right corner.

2. Top Right: A printed form titled "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DO PLUMBING," issued by a local governing board. It includes detailed questions regarding plumbing work such as types of fixtures, connections, water supply, and other technical specifications. There appears to be a city seal and relevant official text.

3. Bottom Right: A certificate issued by the "City of Haverhill, Office of the Board of Health." It certifies the final inspection of plumbing work, stating that inspections are conducted to ensure compliance with city regulations. There's space for signatures and dates.

4. Bottom Left: A small card or form containing fields for information, such as "Name," "Address," "Location," and "Date received." It appears to serve as a record for submitting or tracking documentation.

All items are neatly arranged on the board for reference or archival purposes, likely related to plumbing inspections and permits in a municipal context.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-12

The image features a display of several documents mounted on a gray background. The primary focus is on four documents related to plumbing and drainage inspection, possibly from a historical context:

1. Top Left Document: A large form titled "DRAINAGE INSPECTION," labeled with the number "213" in the upper right corner. The form is mostly empty and divided into columns with headers such as "Date of Permit," "Number of Permit," "Specifications," "Inspector," and "Remarks." The sheet is lightly lined with red and blue lines, indicating it might be a ledger or record-keeping sheet.

2. Top Right Document: This is a form titled "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DO PLUMBING." It's directed to a Board of Officials in Haverhill, Massachusetts. The form lists various plumbing-related questions or requirements, such as "Connected with city?" and "Grease trap?" among others. Each item has a blank space or parentheses for notes or answers.

3. Bottom Left Document: A smaller form with headings like "Name," "Owner," and "Address." It seems to be a basic information form, possibly related to plumbing permits or inspections.

4. Bottom Right Document: A notice from the "CITY OF HAVERHILL, Office of the Board of Health." The document certifies the approval or inspection of plumbing work, with spaces for date and descriptions of the work performed. It uses formal language to indicate official approval.

All these documents are arranged neatly and appear to originate from a municipal or city office involved in public health, plumbing, and drainage inspections, possibly from the early to mid-20th century.

Created by anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 on 2025-06-17

The image appears to contain several official documents and forms. On the left side, there is a "Drainage Inspection" form with various fields for recording details about a drainage inspection. On the right side, there is an "Application for Permit to Do Plumbing" form, which seems to be a request for a permit to conduct plumbing work. Additionally, there are two other documents, one of which appears to be a certificate from the "City of Haverhill Office of the Board of Health" approving some kind of work. The overall image depicts various administrative and bureaucratic paperwork related to construction, plumbing, and health inspections.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-opus-20240229-v1:0 on 2025-06-17

The image shows a drainage inspection form from the City of Haverhill Office of the Board of Health. The form has fields for specifying details about the drainage inspection, such as the location, date, type of system, and remarks. On the right side of the form, there is an application to get a permit to do plumbing work in Haverhill, which asks for information about the property owner, plumber, and details of the proposed plumbing work. At the bottom is a section for the Office of the Board of Health to certify approval of the plumbing plans.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-17

This image shows a collection of administrative forms related to plumbing and drainage inspections. There are three documents visible:

1. A "DRAINAGE INSPECTION" form on the left side, which appears to be a ledger-style document with columns for specifications and inspection details.

2. An "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DO PLUMBING" form in the upper right, which contains various checklist items and questions about plumbing work to be performed.

3. A "CITY OF HAVERHILL Office of the Board of Health" certificate or approval form in the lower right, which appears to be a template for certifying inspections.

The documents appear to be vintage or historical forms, likely from municipal records. They're arranged on what looks like a gray or neutral background, possibly as part of an archive or documentation collection. The forms are blank and unused, showing their standard template format.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-04

The image presents a collection of documents related to plumbing inspections, displayed on a gray background. The documents are arranged in a collage format, with the largest document occupying the top left corner and the smallest at the bottom left.

• Drainage Inspection Form
  • Located in the top left corner
  • Features a table with columns for "Specifications," "Inspection," "Date of Inspection," and "Date of Approval"
  • Has a number "213" in the top right corner
• Application for Permit to Do Plumbing
  • Positioned in the top right corner
  • Contains a list of items, including "Heater and boiler," "Drain and sewer," "Fixtures," "Crawlspace," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water Supply," "Sewer," "Water 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Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-04

The image presents a collection of documents related to plumbing and drainage inspections, featuring a beige background with a white border. The documents are arranged in a collage style, with some overlapping each other.

Documents:

• Drainage Inspection Form: A large form on the left side of the image, titled "DRAINAGE INSPECTION" at the top, contains columns for recording information such as date, inspector, and remarks.
• Application for Permit to Do Plumbing: A document in the upper-right corner, dated 1901, appears to be an application for a plumbing permit. It includes a list of questions and spaces for answers.
• City of Haverhill Office of the Board of Health: A document in the lower-right corner, dated 1899, is a certificate issued by the City of Haverhill's Office of the Board of Health. It certifies that a final inspection was made on a specific day and that the plumbing work has been done in accordance with the ordinances of the city and the rules and regulations of the Board of Health.
• Small Document: A small document in the lower-left corner is too blurry to read, but it may be a receipt or invoice related to the plumbing work.

Overall:

The image suggests that these documents were collected as part of a historical archive or exhibit related to plumbing and drainage inspections in Haverhill, Massachusetts. The documents provide insight into the regulations and procedures in place during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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The image shows three documents that are attached to a gray surface, probably a wall. The first document is titled "Drainage Inspection" and has a number "213" on the top left. It has a table with columns for "Specifications," "Inspection," and "Remarks." The second document is titled "Application for Permit to Do Plumbing" and has a stamp on the top left corner. It has a table with columns for "Permit," "Permittee," "Address," "Permittee's Address," and "Permittee's Phone Number." The third document is titled "Office of the Board of Health" and has a stamp on the top right corner. It has a table with columns for "Name," "Address," and "Phone Number."

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The image depicts four pieces of paper attached to a wall. The first paper is titled "Drainage Inspection" and has a number "213" at the top. The second paper is titled "Application for Permit to do Plumbing." The third paper is titled "City of Haverhill Office of the Board of Health." The fourth paper is a certificate that has some text written on it.

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This image is a collection of documents related to plumbing inspections.

On the left is a page titled "DRAINAGE INSPECTION," with columns for specifications and inspection details.

In the center is an "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DO PLUMBING," detailing various plumbing aspects like location, materials, and other specifications.

Below the application is a certificate from the "Office of the Board of Health," located in Haverhill, which certifies the inspection.

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Here's a description of the image:

The image shows a gray background with several documents affixed to it. These documents appear to be historical records related to plumbing and drainage inspections in Haverhill, Massachusetts.

The documents include:

1. A lined form titled "DRAINAGE INSPECTION" with sections for "New Sewering (Extensions)", "SPECIFICATIONS", "INSPECTION", and "REMARKS".

2. An "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DO PLUMBING" form, addressed to the Board of Health in Haverhill, Massachusetts. The form is a questionnaire that asks about various plumbing specifications and details.

3. A "CITY OF HAVERHILL" document from the Office of the Board of Health, certifying that a final inspection has been made on plumbing work.

4. A smaller form, possibly a complaint form with fields for details about the complaint.

The documents appear to be from the late 19th or early 20th century, based on the language and format of the forms. The overall image suggests a historical archive related to city planning and public health.

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-04

The image shows a collection of documents related to plumbing inspections and permits. Here is a detailed summary of each document:

1. Drainage Inspection Form (Top Left)

   • Title: "Drainage Inspection"
   • Number: 213
   • Date: November 16
   • The form includes columns for:
     • Specifications (Type, Diameter, Length, Material)
     • Inspection (Approved, Disapproved)
     • Remarks
   • The form appears to be blank, with no information filled in.

2. Application for Permit to Do Plumbing (Top Right)

   • Title: "Application for Permit to Do Plumbing"
   • Issued by the Board of Health
   • Includes a list of questions and requirements for the applicant to fill out, such as:
     • Name and address of the applicant
     • Location of the proposed plumbing work
     • Details about the plumbing work to be done
     • Signature of the applicant
   • The document is partially filled out, with some handwritten entries visible.

3. Certificate of Final Inspection (Bottom Right)

   • Issued by the City of Haverhill, Office of the Board of Health
   • Address: City Hall, Haverhill, Mass.
   • The certificate states that the plumbing work has been inspected and is in accordance with the ordinances of the City and the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Health.
   • Signed by the Inspector of Plumbing.

4. Small Card (Bottom Left)

   • Appears to be a permit or inspection card.
   • Includes fields for:
     • Permit Number
     • Date
     • Location
     • Name of Occupant
     • Inspector's Signature
   • The card is partially filled out with some handwritten information.

These documents are likely part of a plumbing permit application and inspection process, ensuring that plumbing work complies with local regulations and standards.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct on 2025-07-16

The image shows several documents related to plumbing inspections and permits. Here's a detailed description:

1. Top Left Document (Labeled "DRAINAGE INSPECTION"): This document appears to be a form for recording details of a drainage inspection. The form includes columns for "SPECIFICATIONS," "INSPECTION," and "REMARKS," though the text and details in the columns are not fully legible due to the resolution of the image.

2. Top Right Document (Labeled "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DO PLUMBING"): This is an application form for a plumbing permit, likely submitted to a local health board or similar authority. It includes sections for details such as the address, type of work, materials used, and other relevant information, though specific entries are not entirely clear.

3. Bottom Right Document (Labeled "OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH, CITY OF HAZLHILL"): This document appears to be a certificate or approval form issued by the health board after a plumbing inspection. It includes a statement that the plumbing work has been done in accordance with the ordinances and rules of the health board, and it is signed by an official.

4. Bottom Left Document: This smaller document is partially obscured and contains some text that is not fully legible. It seems to be an application or a form related to the plumbing process.

The overall appearance of the documents suggests they are historical records, possibly from a municipal health or plumbing department.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-72B-Instruct on 2025-07-16

This image shows a collection of official documents arranged on a grey background. The documents appear to be related to plumbing and drainage inspections. Here is a detailed description of each document:

1. Top Left Document:

   • Title: "DRAINAGE INSPECTION"
   • Number: 213
   • It includes columns for "SPECIFICATIONS," "INSPECTION," and "REMARKS," but the document appears to be blank or unused.

2. Top Right Document:

   • Title: "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DO PLUMBING"
   • This form includes various fields and questions related to plumbing work, such as location, ownership, and details about the plumbing system. The form is filled out with typewritten text.

3. Bottom Left Document:

   • This is a smaller document with a form layout. It includes fields for "Street," "Address," "Number," "Date," and "Remarks," but it appears to be blank or unused.

4. Bottom Right Document:

   • Title: "CITY OF HAVERHILL, Office of the Board of Health"
   • This document is a certificate stating that the plumbing work referred to has been done in accordance with the ordinances of the city and the rules and regulations of the Board of Health. It includes a space for the date and the name of the person who performed the work.

The documents are neatly arranged and appear to be part of an official process for plumbing and drainage inspections in the City of Haverhill.