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UER Forum > US: Great Lakes > Rural School Revisit and Burned House (Viewed 597 times)
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Rural School Revisit and Burned House
< on 3/30/2020 8:53 PM >
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We're supposed to be social distancing, right? This is about as distant as it gets. Yesterday, I revisited an abandoned rural school that I've posted before. I also found a little burned-out house that I ended up enjoying more than I thought I would.

1. I think one of the reasons why I enjoy this school so much is because it's so isolated. There is absolutely nothing around it except farms.
IMG_2413 by KMD1720, on Flickr

2. For such a rural area, it's a fairly large school. There is a gymnasium building behind the original structure, a double-octagonal addition on the end, and a weird little connecting building.
IMG_2406 by KMD1720, on Flickr

3. Out back are two other unconnected buildings. Also, I wish people would stop setting stuff on fire here.
IMG_2407 by KMD1720, on Flickr

4. For being so rural, the graffiti here is unbelievable. Most of the building is covered in it. Most of it is of the vulgar, uninspired variety.
IMG_2400 by KMD1720, on Flickr

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IMG_2395 by KMD1720, on Flickr

6. The auditorium lies between the gym and classroom side. Somebody set it on fire in 2013.
IMG_2388 by KMD1720, on Flickr

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9. I don't know how they got this desk to hang there but they did.
IMG_2376 by KMD1720, on Flickr

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14. I really like the thick vines on the iron fence. This house was built in 1905. It had three bedrooms, not that you would know since the second floor is almost completely burned away. It burned sometime between 2015 and 2018. On Google StreetView archives, it appears occupied before it burned.
IMG_2459 by KMD1720, on Flickr

15. Because of everything left behind, including decorations and furniture, and that it never appears abandoned on StreetView, I think this house was actually occupied when it burned. I can't find any articles online about the fire.
IMG_2422 by KMD1720, on Flickr

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Re: Rural School Revisit and Burned House
< Reply # 1 on 3/30/2020 9:49 PM >
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Nice!




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Re: Rural School Revisit and Burned House
< Reply # 2 on 4/1/2020 2:57 AM >
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Cool places! It sucks that someone had to burn em.




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Re: Rural School Revisit and Burned House
< Reply # 3 on 4/1/2020 9:20 PM >
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Cool explore!
Yeah I noticed there are a lot of sections of abandoned schools that are just burned to the ground...
Especially in the East side of the US




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