Behind the first door was a small corridor with several doors.
The headmaster’s study.
The headmaster has left the building.
But their taste in curtains has been rather, well, 90’s and dull. More color would do the trick.
Study equipment storage.
There wasn’t much left: only portraits of historical Finnish notables, such as Uno Cygnaeus, the founding father of the Finnish public school system.
And this, I believe, is Johan Vilhelm Snellman, the father of the Finnish currency.
Moving on to the copy material room. Seriously, who invents this shit?
So this is the copy material room? Ok.
These are probably the teachers’ lockers.
Another one of these strange, internal phones.
This is the empty teachers’ study.
The old wing of the school seen through the teachers’ study windows.
And the bulletin boards. One of the sheets on the wall contained phone numbers to all the teachers of the school. I know one of them through my other hobby! What a small world.
And this is where the teachers have made their break coffee and warmed up their lunches.
They even had written instructions for making perfect coffee. I won’t translate them. I just will call the writer the strictest coffee police I have ever seen.
So much for the teachers’ study.
One wing and two floors of it left to explore.