Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-29

The image appears to be a page from a historical document, possibly an archive or scrapbook, showcasing the Frances E. Willard House in Boston, Massachusetts. The page has a light gray background with a black border. Two black and white photographs are mounted on the page.

The left photograph displays the "Settlement House at 24 South Russell Street." It is an exterior shot of a brick building, presumably the settlement house. The building has multiple windows with dark shutters, and there appears to be a courtyard or alleyway leading to another building behind it.

The right photograph shows "Pearson Hall." This seems to be an interior shot of a room. The room contains a piano with a stool, chairs set up as for an audience, and a platform that might serve as a stage. There are also some decorative items on the wall.

Above the photographs, centered on the page, is the text "Frances E. Willard House, Boston, Mass." The text below the photographs identify the locations shown.

There is also what appears to be a catalog or archive number in the upper right corner: "G Se 29-51177".

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-29

The image is a page from an album or collection featuring two black-and-white photographs, with text at the top of the page and underneath the photos.

The top text reads "Frances E. Willard House, Boston, Mass." and on the top right corner "G Se 29-51177".

The left photograph depicts a multi-story brick building with shutters on its windows. The text below the photo reads "Settlement House of 24 South Russell Street."

The right photograph shows the interior of a hall, possibly a performance or gathering space. It features a piano on the left, seating arranged in rows, and some decorations on the walls. Below the photo, the text reads "Pearson Hall."