Entering the upstairs apartment, then. This one had even more stuff left behind by the last inhabitant than the previous one.
The kitchen of the second apartment. It was a bit different than the one on the first one, but again definitely from the 1980’s or early 1990’s.
A phone book from 2013. Again this matches with the hockey poster downstairs. The building was probably abandoned around 2013 or 2014.
And this looks like a former living room. They even left their stereo behind.
The funny thing was, that not all the cupboards were identical here. These are similar to the ones downstairs, the others were of a different kind.
Moving on inside the apartment.
A spacious room with a large window previously unseen. This one is facing the back of the school.
A closer detail of the room. I believe, that the door leads to the only balcony of the house.
The end of the house facing the balcony and the river behind the building. Quite a good view.
Cupboards. Both original ones and some added later.
This watercolor painting featured a name, so I’ve censored it. No idea, whose name it was.
An old frying pan left on the floor.
So much for the frying pan. I’m now entering another part of the school.
Which is a space next to the apartment, but in an area above one not accessible through the ground floor.
The foldable blackboard probably means, that this room has been used as a classroom.
And there was even a coat rack. This has probably been both a lobby and a classroom. They’ve been pretty innovative with the use of space here.
And this is the rest of the room. The rather small main staircase of the school is right up front. The stairs I used to enter were reserved for the teacher apartments.
Another coat rack. And entrances to two new rooms.
And another look at the space and old handloom located there. There will be an explanation to this later.