The image is a photograph of an exhibition poster for the 1887 Jubilee Exhibition at the North East Coast Exhibition. The poster is titled "Exhibition Park: The Bandstand" and has a black and white photograph of a gazebo in the center. The photograph is of a large, ornate structure with a dome on top and columns on either side. The structure appears to be made of wood and metal, with intricate details and patterns. There are two British flags on either end of the photograph, one on the left side of the poster and the other on the right side.

The poster also has text that reads "Manufacture: The Exhibition Park Bandstand (Grade II) was built in 1875 by the MacFarlane Company of Glasgow as a focal feature of the Bull Park. The design was created by the British Army and was a part of the South Marine Fleet. Other bandsstands by MacFarland in the region can be seen at the exhibition. The exhibition was held in 1929. The North East coast Exhibition was held annually.