IMAGE

Maximum security cottage – Youth Guidance Center

A black-and-white photograph shows a large institutional complex labeled as the "Maximum Security Cottage - Youth Guidance Center." In the foreground, several low, flat-roofed buildings are surrounded by a tall chain-link fence topped with barbed wire, indicating a secure facility. The buildings have numerous windows and are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with paved walkways and a curved driveway running alongside the perimeter fence. In the background, a larger multi-story building sits on a hillside, with rows of parked cars in front and residential homes scattered up the slope behind it. Tall trees flank the scene, and the overall setting appears to be on the edge of an urban area, with a mix of institutional and residential architecture visible in the distance. The photo is taken from an elevated vantage point, providing a wide view of the entire complex and its surroundings. The image is monochrome, emphasizing the stark and orderly nature of the facility.

Image 44.02.04

Description

Chol Soo Lee spent some of his teen years at juvenile hall in San Francisco, including at a maximum security cottage like this one.

Object ID

44.02.04

Multimedia details

Location

San Francisco, California

Type

Image

Format

Photograph

File Format

jpg

Subject

Buildings; Imprisonment

Credit Line

Courtesy of San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection.

Licensor

San Francisco History Center/San Francisco Public Library

MUMI Number

44.02.IMG.015

Location

San Francisco, California

Type

Image

Format

Photograph

File Format

jpg

Subject

Buildings; Imprisonment

Credit Line

Courtesy of San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection.

Licensor

San Francisco History Center/San Francisco Public Library

MUMI Number

44.02.IMG.015

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