The image is a photograph of a sign in a park or garden. The sign is made of metal and has a black background with white text. The text is written in Korean and appears to be a list of information about the design of the Seoul Tangible Cultural Property No. 19. 

The sign is located in the center of the image and is surrounded by greenery and trees in the background. The title of the sign is written at the top in bold letters and is followed by a brief description of the design. Below the description, there is a list that explains the design and its purpose.

On the right side of the board, there are several bullet points that provide further details about the building, such as its size, location, and history. The first bullet point mentions that the building was built around 1620-1620 years of King Gwanghaeun's reign, which is the front gate of the city of Seoul, South Korea. The second bullet point explains that it was built in the early 20th century and was the site of the King's residence in the city. The third bullet point discusses the history of the building and its significance in the area. The fourth bullet point states that the site was the first building to be built in Seoul, Korea, and that it is located on the outskirts of Seoul.