So here we go, the first classroom of the school. It has apparently featured a similar foldable blackboard as seen earlier.
And it also features a rather large row of old cupboards and sinks.
Let’s have a closer look at that. They’ve even renovated the pipes at some point, because they’re made of plastic.
A small carpet, probably made with a handloom similar to the one in the lobby.
Well, that was the first classroom. Probably the one more far away from the staircase than the next one.
The second classroom. It seems like there has originally been a foldable blackboard and then an original one.
The windows facing the river.
And now we’re back in the lobby. Did you already notice the beautiful Volvo by the bus stop?
A small room facing the front of the building. The neighbours are really close.
And a closer look at the very old cupboard. It would look beautiful in a new home.
The next point to explore were the stairs to the attic. There, I found a civics book for grades seven and eight.
And even a bicycle for people younger than the pupils.
The attic was just the usual. A cold open space, with the school’s first computers stuffed in one corner.
A lot of very old and useless finds could be made here.
And a lot of magazines, unheard of.
A box of butter. And a can of something, which again reminds me of the usual finds of pickled cucumber.
Did I already point out, that there’s a wonderful Volvo parked outside? Also, it starts to look like it’s going to rain.
A water pipe on a homemade carpet. Interesting.
And a local newspaper from 2010. It has stayed here for years before the actual abandonment of the building. And we’re getting closer to the actual date.
A butterfly on a concrete floor. Reminds me of my first ever large exploration, when I found one on a window.