There were cards and greetings to all possible holidays upstairs, even the mother’s day. This would indicate, that somebody has grown up in this building.
The card is titled to the grandmother.
The upstairs hall.
An advertisment letter for a lottery. I can recall us getting similar ones in my childhood.
Greetings from Aulanko, a hotel area in Hämeenlinna.
There was a bedroom upstairs. Unfortunately the door was closed or locked and had no handle. It didn’t reveal its secrets.
In 1994 they were complaining that rail traffic from Eastern to Western Finland and vice versa is impossible without railbuses. As we already know, the last ones had been withdrawn in the late 1980’s.
There was nothing else to explore upstairs, so I returned to the chaos downstairs. Here’s the kitchen from a previously unseen angle.
Instructions and condition to receiving home aid.
I’ve wiped off the name of the municipality. But here’s the cover of the leaflet. The picture has been drawn by some local kid.
A very old fashioned phone.
Medicine for a heart condition.
Medicine for fungal infections.
More religious literature by Jehova’s witnesses. Interesting. Considering that getting drunk is banned among them, the bottles were a puzzling find.
A horse shoe. And why wouldn’t there be one. After all this was a very rural area.
There was no toilet and no bathroom in the main building. This means that there were a sauna and a privy somewhere in this building.
But as those are not very interesting places and the yard was growing burning nettles, I decided to skip this part and move on.