Created by gpt-4o-2024-11-20 on 2025-06-13

This is a scanned image of a typed document describing the construction and operation details of a bathhouse referred to as "Bath-house No. 1." The text explains that this bathhouse was built as an experimental project before the enactment of the "Brown Law" and might serve as a model for future bathhouses if deemed successful.

Key details include:

• Location: It is situated in Precinct No. 1, which had a population of 20,587 in 1895 and included an Italian tenement district.
• Lot Description: The bathhouse is constructed on a triangular lot with a frontage of 50 feet.
• Structure: A brick building, two stories tall, with living apartments in the upper story.
• Interior Arrangement: Includes a waiting room, washroom, toilet room, infants' bathroom (with a tub), and 14 separate rain baths. Additionally, there are six more rain baths in a large open space, bringing the total number of baths (including the tub) to 21.
• Facilities: Features three concrete laundry tubs and a patent drying closet, allowing patrons to clean themselves and their clothing at the same time.
• Cost and Usage: Between 1897 and four years afterwards, the bathhouse provided 323,510 baths at a total cost (excluding depreciation) of $9,162.19. This equates to an average cost per bath of 2.8 cents.

The tone is factual and detailed, providing a historical and logistical overview of the facility for public use.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-13

The image is of a document containing a typed text related to a bath-house. It appears to be an excerpt, labeled "C." The document describes the experimental nature of the bath-house's plans, having been made before the enactment of the Brown Law. The bath-house is located in Precinct No. 1, part of the Italian tenement district, with a population of 20,587 according to the 1895 census. The text describes the lot as triangular with a 50-foot frontage, and details the bath-house structure as a two-story brick building with living apartments for tenants above and facilities below, such as waiting room, wash room, and toilet room. It emphasizes the availability of 21 baths, including rain baths and an infant's bath-room with a tub. The wash-room also has laundry facilities and a drying closet for cleaning clothes. It notes the frequency of use from 1897 over four years, indicating 323,510 baths were provided at a cost of $9162.19, yielding an average rate of slightly over 2.8 cents per bath.

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

The image shows a typed page of text, likely from a book or article, on a beige background. The text is in a blue font and appears to be discussing the plans for a house in the early 20th century.

• The text is written in a formal, academic style and discusses the plans for a house in the early 20th century.
• The text mentions the location of the house, which is in Precinct No. 1, and provides details about the building's design and layout.
• The text also mentions the number of baths available in the house, which is 323,510, and notes that this is an average rate per bath of slightly over 2.8 cents.
• The text is written in a formal, academic style and appears to be discussing the plans for a house in the early 20th century.

Overall, the image appears to be a page from a book or article discussing the plans for a house in the early 20th century. The text is written in a formal, academic style and provides details about the building's design and layout, as well as the number of baths available.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-11

The image is a typed document, likely from the early 20th century, detailing the plans for a house. The text is written in purple ink on a beige background and appears to be a carbon copy or mimeograph.

The document describes the location of the house, which is situated in Precinct No. 1, according to the census of 1895, and includes the Italian tenement district. It also mentions that the lot on which the bath-house is located is triangular in shape, having a frontage on the terrace of 50 feet.

The building is made of brick, with two stories in height, and features living apartments for tenants in the upper story. The interior arrangement of the building consists of a waiting room, wash room, toilet room, and infants' bath-room, with tub and 14 separate rain baths. There are besides 6 rain baths in one large open space, so that there is a total, including the bath-tub, of 21 baths.

The wash-room contains three laundry tubs of concrete and a patent drying closet, which permits the bather who has but one suit of clothes to wash and dry them himself, and thus not only go away with a clean body, but clean clothing. Beginning with the year 1897, in four years there have been given, in Bath-house No. 1, 323,510 baths at a total cost for all items, except depreciation, of $9162.19, or an average rate per bath of slightly over 2.8 cents.

Overall, the document provides a detailed description of the plans for the house, including its location, design, and amenities. It also highlights the importance of providing clean and affordable bathing facilities for the community.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-06-06

The image appears to be a page from a report or document, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century. The text describes the plans and features of a bathhouse building, including:

• The plans were experimental, made before the enactment of a law called the "Brown Law"
• The bathhouse is located in Precinct No. 1, which had a population of 20,587 according to the 1895 census
• The building is brick, two stories high, with living apartments for tenants on the upper floor
• The interior arrangement includes a waiting room, wash room, toilet room, and infants' bath room with a tub and 14 separate rain baths
• There are a total of 21 baths, including 6 rain baths in a large open space
• The wash room contains three laundry tubs and a patent drying closet
• From 1897 to 1901, 323,510 baths were given at an average cost of slightly over 2.8 cents per bath

The text provides a detailed description of the bathhouse's design, layout, and operational statistics, suggesting it was a public facility intended to provide affordable bathing services to the community.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-06-06

The image shows a page of a document with text. The text is written in black ink on a white background. The text is written in a font that is easy to read, and the lines are spaced evenly. The text appears to be a description of a building, possibly a bathhouse, and its features. The text describes the location, size, and layout of the building, as well as the number of baths and other amenities it offers. The text also mentions the cost of the baths and the average rate per bath.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-06-02

The image is a scanned document with text describing a bath-house, referred to as Bath-house No. 1. The text is written in a formal, descriptive style.

Here's a breakdown of the key details provided:

• The plans for the bath-house were experimental and predate the enactment of the Brown Law.
• It is located in Precinct No. 1, which includes the Italian tenement district, and which, according to the census of 1995 had a population of 20,587.
• The lot is triangular, with a terrace frontage of 50 feet.
• The building is two stories high, made of brick, and has living apartments for tenants on the upper floor.
• The interior features a waiting room, washroom, toilet room, and infants' bathroom with a tub, plus 14 separate rain baths, as well as 6 additional rain baths in a large open space, totaling 21 baths.
• The washroom has three concrete laundry tubs and a patent drying closet.
• In the four years starting in 1897, there were 323,510 baths given at a total cost of $9162.19, which is 2.8 cents per bath.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-06-02

This is a typed excerpt describing a bathhouse. Here's a breakdown of the details:

• Location: The bathhouse is located in Precinct No. 1, which had a population of 20,587 according to a 1995 census and includes the Italian tenement district.
• Building Description: The building is described as a brick structure, two stories high, with living apartments for tenants in the upper story. The lot it sits on is triangular with a 50-foot frontage.
• Interior Layout: The interior includes a waiting room, washroom, toilet room, and an infants' bath-room with a tub and 14 separate rain baths. There are also 6 rain baths in a large open space, bringing the total number of baths to 21. The washroom has three concrete laundry tubs and a drying closet.
• Purpose: The bathhouse is described as experimental, with the plan having been made before the enactment of the Brown Law. It is designed to provide a clean bathing and laundry service.
• Usage and Cost: The excerpt mentions that from the year 1897 to four years later, Bath-house No. 1 provided 323,510 baths at a total cost of $9162.19, excluding depreciation, which equates to an average cost per bath of slightly over 2.8 cents.

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-05

The document describes plans for a public bathhouse, which was established as an experimental project prior to the enactment of the Brown Law. The bathhouse is located in Precinct No. 1, an area with a population of 20,587 according to the 1905 census, and includes the Italian tenement district. The bathhouse is situated on a triangular lot with a 50-foot terrace frontage.

The building is a two-story brick structure with living apartments for tenants on the upper floor. The interior arrangement includes:

• A waiting room
• A wash room
• A toilet room
• An infants' bath-room with a tub and 14 separate rain baths
• A large open space with 6 additional rain baths, making a total of 21 baths including the bath-tub.

The wash-room features three concrete laundry tubs and a patented drying closet, allowing bathers to wash and dry a suit of clothes while they bathe.

Since its establishment in 1907, the bathhouse has provided 323,510 baths at a total cost of $9162.19, excluding depreciation. This equates to an average rate of slightly over 2.8 cents per bath.