320 Comments for Ospedale Pedagogico di Aguscello

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Visit & dream = We want to buy This Villa. We will see.
They are keeping Ground very clear of Huge Strong Greenery taking over it all, which is very nice & caring. Looks pretty much the same after all years........amazing indeed
Well built.
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YES. This place. I want to buy it. So close to Ancient Ferrara, (132.000 inhab. 2016) is a fine location. Someone owns it, and is tending the garden a bit by cutting & mowing. Google Earth Street View is good.
They sell cheaply, these beautiful old Italian Villas, but then the cost of a 2-year renovation&building; has to taken into consideration. It is perfectly doable. I love this place.
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At this scale the wooden poles look like twigs.
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This place! Do adore the look. Google Earth 2019 they keep the green away, all clean and good & nice. Some places we just do love. Like this old VILLA - still here......rusty gate indeed......
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The pattern on the floor tells quite directly about the big problems and some of the losses of the whole humanity! :)
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The Latin text means "Mother and Joanna B"
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I love the beauty of this old Italian villa.
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yeah - that burgundy pattern on the tile really is so lovely
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...but then again....think: Laundry?
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Really do love ALL the pictures of Ospedale Pedagogico di Aguscello. A very good event: Google Earth has the most awesome 3D of this beautiful old Italian Villa.
You may see the three big holes in roof on main House,
look into it a bit, - and go all around it, too.
Have no idea WHY they did IT, to this abandoned mansion.
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Graffiti reflects what was going on in a smashed pissed mind: Massi IDIOT - not so advanced.
Carousel inside have never seen. May be clever after all; if very hot sunny outside, kids still play, go round + round inside.
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Yes, thank you so much: Mr. Motts, - and clever thinking too.
Absolutely Laundry! Am thinking of the picture "Basement" too. Maybe the boiled the linen/clothes in a huge copper vessle mounted in an iron container heated with logs from underneath?
There was such an old-school arrangement in the basement of our House (built 1937) when we bought it, and it took three men with slings to get all that metal away and out.
The copper container was placed in the garden, and always planted with Geraniums in summer - and then it was stolen, hahaha - go figure - weighed about 100 kgs.
Copper value! We smirked and sneered.
Suddenly The Contraption makes sense, also.
You are most kind, lovely, polite and accomplished.
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Yup there's enough room to stand there; the hole could be a simple laundry chute, and the table used to fold sheets and clothes.
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Yes beautiful look proportions balanced - and two fireplaces. That´s good. I really like this House.
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Thank you, P. Bless.
Contraption used to draw + haul something, up + down, through the Villa. But what? Will we ever know?