Hint: It has something to do with the phrase “Banned in Boston.”
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Ya got me. Looks like a World War era photo, industrial, but no idea how it’d relate to anything anti-puritan or risqué. Perhaps tobacco trying sheds?
Is it some sort of sprawling brothel?
I thought Banned In Boston referred to risque media, as in this book is “banned in Boston”. I’m drawing a blank with regard to the photo.
Does it have something to do with preparing, maybe drying, tea leaves? That’s what “banned in Boston” brings up for me in this image.