Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-04-28

Here's a description of the image:

The image is a reproduction of two vintage housing investigation cards side-by-side on a light gray background. The cards are labeled "Cards Used in Housing Investigation, Cleveland".

Left Card:

• Title: Contains a table with columns labeled "Street", "No.", "Block No.", and "Date".
• Fields: The primary data entry fields are organized in rows for buildings numbered 1 to 10. Within each row, there are columns for detailed information such as "No. of Dark Rooms," "Rooms", "Repair", "Repair to Toilet," "Cleanliness of App." "Occupants, Adults, and Minors," "Feet per Month," and a "Remarks" column.

Right Card:

• Fields: This card contains columns "No. of house closets in", "Type", "Repair", "Clean" and "No. of families using". The following fields in this card are "Water Supply", "Cleanliness of yard", "Is yard over-crowded with sheds and barns?", and "Are there sufficient receptacles for garbage and rubbish?".

Additional Details:

• Format: The cards are forms designed to be filled out with handwritten information.
• Purpose: These cards were likely used by the Department of Housing, Cleveland Board of Health to survey housing conditions.
• Labels: "Housing Investigation Cards prepared by the Department of Housing, Cleveland Board of Health." are located at the bottom.
• Condition: The image shows signs of age and wear, which is consistent with its vintage origins.
• Color: The cards are printed in black ink on a light cream-colored paper.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-04-28

The image shows a document titled "Cards Used in Housing Investigation, Cleveland." The document contains two cards with tables and headings related to housing investigation. The first card has columns for street, building number, lot on lot number, block number, date, and remarks. The second card has questions related to house closets, yard closets, water supply, sinks, yard cleanliness, yard condition, and garbage receptacles. The document also mentions that the housing investigation cards were prepared by the Department of Housing, Cleveland Board of Health.