After returning from the corridor downstairs, I took a look at the other side of the stage. There was just a small space probably used for storing scenery and props.
They tried to protect the clock, but it has taken a hit anyway.
A storage room for chairs. Again an oddly specific way to define the use of a room.
If this is the chair storage, why was there a blackboard in there?
The plan of a theater play including a list of recquired make up, clothes and a list of scenes.
Moving on to the final part of the new wing. Here we have the school library, study materials, administration and teachers’ study.
The first room was a big open space.
Which, according to the map is the school library.
Opening new doors.
Which somebody has tried to close.
These stairs lead down to the entrance, which I entered through.
What a fine Volvo we have parked here again.
Like I said. That’s where my journey began and where it will eventually end. But not just quite yet.
Instead let’s go see the small office rooms upstairs.
And there really were a lot of them.
The clothes rack for the school staff.
The school curator and school psychologist offices. Maybe I’ll find the deepest secrets of the pupils from here.
What I find strangely amusing is the fact that the same light post model by the parked Volvo can be found at every state-run facility in New York State. Having worked for The State of New York for some two decades, I know that model of street light whenever I see it. 😉
That is also a very common model of street light in Finnish cities and towns. Seems like it is an universal one.
So now you have seen it all? 😉