The image is a photograph of a map of the United States during World War II. The map is in the center of the image and is displayed on a wall with a blue background. On the left side of the map, there is a title that reads "Fortifications would be fixed positions in a larger "flexible" defence because soldiers would move out of the city of New York. The fortifications would have to take place during the late half of the war of 1812." 

On the right side, there are three bullet points that explain the different types of fortifications and their significance. The bullet points are:

- Model Legend
- Gibraltar Point
- Fort York
- Ravine Blockhouse
- Eastern defences
- Western battery

The map is detailed and shows the various fortifications that were used during the war, including fortifications, fortifications in New York, and fortifications at Fort York. There are also several smaller bullet points on the map that provide further information about the fortifications.

Overall, the image appears to be a historical map that provides a visual representation of the fortification and its significance in the war.