2,174 Comments for Bennett School for Girls

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Takes a bit of looking for me to realise that the background the window is set in is painted stonework.
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looks like the far chair shot the closer one
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what a beautiful door! want!
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very ms escher-ish!
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always breaks my heart that beautiful woodworks are not salvaged
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that is one of my favorite pics of yours ever! lovely!
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That light fixture is a glimmer of beauty in all this decay. A lot of young college girls gazed out this window contemplating their futures or perhaps missing a young man she had recently met.
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I bet this is an ID sticker worn by a new student during the Fall semester orientation. I wish the year was still attached.
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Beautiful woodwork. Some Liquid Gold and elbow grease would make all this shine like a new penny.
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They really knew how to build reinforced back in the days - 100 years - and neglected, and still standing, is great in strength. It is a study of decay. Not much plant life inside, and wonder why. The care-taker is resolute + stern, and guards it well.
Such a beautiful building. Like this picture so much.
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Beautiful doors; heavy solid wood. Strong. Good picture. Great success.
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Dear mica, your love for lighting & light fixtures is delightful.

BKW, I think they did that due to the radiator being there, just incase somebody used it to dry off clothing on. Big time fire hazard that is.
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** made off*** with the mantle
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Somebody made of with the mantle. I am thinking it was an elaborate / ornate piece of woodwork.
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Mimeograph copy=old school + "black mold" that resembles copier t Time. Mr. Mott's is that right? Beautiful photography.