In The Middle Of Nowhere Part VI

The large room with the stairs was in one end of the second floor. In the middle there were several smaller rooms.

The large chimney can be seen through the window. But wait a second, let’s have a closer look at something.

I have never seen pipes in such a bad condition. The school could really use a plumber’s services.

The gym wing behind the house.

In the other end of the building was another large room with a high ceiling.

Another fellow urbexer has left their mark.

In this room there were no stairs. But there was a balcony here, too.

Smaller rooms for a change.

I desperately tried to photograph the teachers’ apartments, but the woods were too thick for that.

More small rooms with an unknown purpose.

A small kitchen with bright green walls.

Another strange, dark corner.

A second view of the kitchen.

The corridor ran through most of the floor. The school was actually quite small, althought it looked big from the outside.

Another strange feature, which started to appear were these rooms, which were missing one wall. The only feature in them were very small and narrow cupboards.

And so I reach the top floor.

Published by desertedfinland

A Finnish Urban explorer & Photographer

2 thoughts on “In The Middle Of Nowhere Part VI

  1. This building has a very strange layout. I remember one time going to a residence that had a layout similar to this. The house was very old and had stairs that only led to a balcony that overlooked the ground floor level. Upstairs there was a door that opened to a brick chimney like you would see in cartoons. One of the bedrooms had a closet with clothes on hangers that also had a wood burning stove. The place resembled a house built by M. C. Escher. lol

    1. The layout indeed is very strange. Remember, that it is a school. Yet I’ve only managed to find two or three ordinary classrooms and the gym. Then there’s a huge amount of dark corners, closets, small rooms and then this. Makes me wonder, how drunk the designer has been.

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