First insights of the ground floor of the school: student art.
The ground floor corridor. Or at least a part of it.
This is what looks like another former music classroom.
Something here didn’t quite add up. The portraits of three former presidents of Finland, posters about the national epic of Finland. And these are in the same room with music instruments.
A view from the back of the classroom. Another Finnish president sitting there.
Wait a second, this is something all Finnish adults have a trauma of.
Holy cow, a full box of recorders. We had to buy our own and bring them to school. Nobody ever learned how to play them and our ears hurt after lessons after 25 kids desperately tried in the same room.
Secondary school kids telling who has a crush on who and who is gay. They’re such mean people. Really, that’s an awful age.
Well, seems like the biggest vandal here came from school staff 😉
This classroom had become a chair storage.
I correct myself: chairs and cupboards.
A fake tabloid cover from the early post war era. Pig is expensive. Elvis’ dance moves are sin and Churchill says something.
This one was actually quite funny. We googled the number and it belonged to an engineer, who apparently had done some inspections in the building. We sent her a message asking her out. She asked for a picture. She never replied after that.
Some of the stuff had been covered with plastic. But why?
A nice vintage calculator!
A cleaning closet. And toilet papers for a year for one person.
The teachers’ study.
Such a lovely typewriter! I actually had one of my own back then (now three). Maybe someday I will do something with them.
The Rise And Fall of Soviet Union, The Berlin Wall, Africa part one. These must have been really great.
The side stairway downwards was blocked.
Let’s go upwards instead.