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The end wall style is known as a Dutch Bell gable.

where is Margate State school located? I need this place for a vampire novel

doesn't stop the pikeys tho - this whole place is pretty much stripped. one of the admin buildings had the entrance hall full with lead stripped from the roof last time i went...

One of the scariest times in my life was when my mother wanted me to have ECT. She looked up one of the few psychiatrists in our area who actually still performed the procedure and dragged me along. Luckily for me, the doctor gave a strong negative when my mother suggested the procedure. I wanted to hug that man that day.

Why have stairs when there is an elevator rite there? Who designed this place?

Why did they use brick walls if they had steel supports?

How is the roof still standing if the brick columns are... well... broken?

[He's . . . . . . . he's a vampire. =8-o ]

Or that could be him in the mirror alongside the door using a tripod - hard to say - mebbe with a very tall spider.

if we can see your shadow in the door, mr. motts, why can't we see your reflection in the mirror?

That's the second set of narrow double doors there on the right hand wall, I guess it's for some fire equipment.

A Mush was once a sland term for a taxi driver who owned his own cab rather than drive for a company.

Plenty of latched doors have a handle on
each side.

The wiring is in a fairy thick steel tube, so it would take a lot of effort to get the wires out of it.

The sign is to indicate the fire exit :)

I was wondering if this was a bell tower with no bell.