Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-07

Here is a description of the image:

The image is a black and white photograph mounted on a gray card. The card has the title "Industrial Welfare Work" and the subtitle "Provision of Educational Facilities for Employees" printed in black ink.

The photograph depicts a "Cooking Class," as noted in the text at the bottom of the image. In the scene, four young women are engaged in cooking-related activities in a modest kitchen setting. The women wear aprons over their dresses, and they appear to be following instructions.

On the left side of the photograph is a large, ornate stove, equipped with pots and a warming oven. A chimney pipe extends upward from the stove. The women stand at a wooden table, which is set with bowls and utensils.

The photograph contains the inscription "H.C.FC.CLAMBERT MINE. 801 COOKING CLASS IN VISITINGNURSE S'INSTRUCTION AND TRAINING CLASS HEADQUARTERS" is printed below the photograph.

The image has a caption that reads: "THE H. C. FRICK COKE COMPANY Subsidiary of the United States Steel Corporation Instruction in cooking and housekeeping is provided for daughters of employees at the model home of the district nurses."

The top right corner of the card has a handwritten inscription that appears to be a cataloging or reference number. Tan tape is visible in the corners of the image.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-07

The image shows a black and white photograph of a cooking class in a kitchen. The setting is likely a model home for visiting nurses. The scene depicts four women in white aprons, likely students or trainees, actively engaged in cooking activities.

One woman is standing near an elaborate, vintage cooking range. The others are at a wooden table, where they are also preparing food. The kitchen is simply furnished, and appears to be a teaching space. The focus is on domestic skills and the provision of education for employees. The image is framed with a light-colored background, with text at the top mentioning "Industrial Welfare Work" and "Provision of Educational Facilities for Employees", indicating the photograph's purpose. The inscription "801 COOKING CLASS IN VISITING NURSE'S INSTRUCTION AND TRAINING CLASS HEADQUARTERS" is present. Text at the bottom indicates the cooking class is for the H.C. Frick Coke Company, a subsidiary of the United States Steel Corporation.