Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-25

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This is a black and white document showing three different areas of the Massachusetts State Farm Bridgewater Prison Department. At the top of the document is the name of the prison, and the title of each department, “Tailor Shop,” “Chair Shop,” and “Recreation Room,” is placed above the photograph of that area.

The first image is of a tailor shop with a group of prisoners at work stations sitting along tables at their sewing machines. There are windows in the room and light coming in.

The second image is the Chair Shop, with men working at stations making chairs.

The third image is the Recreation Room, with prisoners sitting on benches and couches, most wearing hats. There are also long tables in the room.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-25

This image is a vintage print showcasing aspects of the Massachusetts State Farm at Bridgewater, specifically its Prison Department. It's divided into three sections, each with a photograph and a descriptive caption.

At the top, there's a photo of the "Tailor Shop," showing several individuals seated around long tables, likely engaged in sewing or tailoring activities.

In the bottom left is the "Chair Shop," depicting numerous people working at various work stations, presumably crafting chairs.

The bottom right section is labeled "Recreation Room," where a group of people is seated or lounging, likely taking a break from work.

The overall print has a historical and utilitarian feel, suggesting a glimpse into the work and living conditions within this correctional facility.