The next place to explore was the kitchen. The funny thing was, that it was located pretty far away from what I believe was the dining room, which was on the opposide site of the building.
The kitchen was facing the front yard and the large cow shed. Back when the place was built, municipal homes were large collective farms, because work was considered curing.
The kitchen entrance was closest to the highway. The beautifully renovated café is again visible through the windows.
A small office room.
The last coffee was served with cakes, it seems. They didn’t care to do the dishes.
The kitchen wasn’t very large, but neither was the nursing home.
At least some machinery has been removed.
I don’t think this has been the place to look for that.
There’s a cold room up front.
Toilets and closets.
A note asking to lock the door. An inhabitant had escaped through this entrance.
A very random collection of keys, it seems.
And there was more.
I believe this photo is from the main stairway. That means we’re heading upstairs.
The text says, that the bar can be found here. I don’t think so.
Upstairs in the lobby. Let’s see, what that sign says.
“Staff apartments.” I don’t think any staff have lived here in ages, but let’s go have a look.