School of no name December 2008

[wolfism]

Liking that a great a deal. From the half-timbering and terracotta decoration outside, to the plasterwork on the ceilings and the carved fire surrounds, it looks like an authentic piece of Arts & Crafts architecture. Thanks for posting it up, and I also think keeping it "nameless" is the right call.

 

[Pincheck]

really nice piece of architecture there with a superb interior:wcool:, really like the setail in the brickwork at the main entrance. Having in th past either replaced names or no even reported places i can well understand your wish for keeping it under wraps. Thanks for sharing though

 

[CHEWY]

What a great place

not sure about Grandma with her spliff though

 

[mr_bones]

Thanks everyone else who has commented - i'll be going back at some point to see if any progress is being made with possible pending development work

not sure about Grandma with her spliff though

couldn't resist including that shot!

 

[CHEWY]

Glad you did... it's a corker

was it an accident, or purposely done ?

 

[mr_bones]

Glad you did... it's a corker

was it an accident, or purposely done ?

Total accident believe it or not!

 

[chelle]

Hats off to you fella

Truly majestic building...am surprised a rich actor or popstar hasnt snapped this one up.Staircase for me is my fave.

regards Stu

 

[Potter]

That is amazing! Lovely place. I see there's still power.

 

[V70]

WOW..... what an amazing place !!!... I love it!!!

Good call keeping it under wraps, as unfortunately its not only urbexers with morals who visit here

 

[Vampire]

it's a beautiful building, I love the stained glass windows and the pool. I agree with keeping the name and where it is secret as it would be a real shame if it got wrecked.

 

[bunni]

Wish the school I'd went to was half as nice - some gorgeous shots there

 

[NobodyGirl]

wow!!!! What a gorgeous find!!!!!