The front of the previous classroom.
The back room yet again.
And the following classroom.
The classrooms were small. But the school wasn’t big either, though.
Yet another standard classroom with a couple of cupboards and a sink.
The side stairway at the back of the school.
Reaching the top now.
And here we go, the third floor corridor.
The same brick walls are visible here. The roof has been leaking quite a lot.
Welcome to another classroom. As usual with the top floors in abandoned buildings, the damage to the paint is much worse here than downstairs.
The blackboard seems to have ended up there. But what has been on the back wall?
One more classroom. The radiators seem to have been removed every here and there, it seems.
And the back of the following classroom. I still wonder, what has been hanging on the walls.
The coat racks in the corridor were probably as old as the school. I’ve seen similar in my childhood. And in many other abandoned public buildings.
The following classroom.
And the back of it. Again strange screws on the wall without much explanation.
A lost cupboard and a couple of removed radiators.
A small attic room at the back of the corridor.
An old map holder, it seems.
And so I’ve reached the top of the main stairway.
Heading back in the third floor corridor.
And back in the side stairway, which I entered through.
This is the only thing that’s left to say. Another big catch completed.