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We enter a printing house and what is found first: vegetable art poster.
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Infection hazard, errrr.. I hope this was some joke.
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Coming in June 1995: a trip to IT-fair in Jykylä, where ever such town is.
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Decided to read the water meter.
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Naming of various zones on the air circulation button board revealed that some firms had already rented some of the premises before the building was emptied.
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Entering ground floor from second staircase.
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The ground floor has held a workshop, for teaching some real work, and some other rooms. The old printing premises are obviously here.
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Illumination was provided by the city of Pieksämäki.
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Could this be a "tag" of one of the first explorers inside the building, or just written by somebody who had boring time at the workshop? By 1996, the place should have been empty already so who knows.
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Little was left of the educational workshop, a few plates that's all.
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Moving to the first floor.
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Somebody had sketched part of a house on the red board. It doesn't look very special, but contains one great truth universal to life and about everything: "toisen katto on toisen lattia".
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Very boring here. Preparing works for the renovation had already begun.
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Back to school feelings.
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Continuing to the second floor in main staircase.
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This floor was split to small rooms, apparently it is the former office wing of the missionary society also.
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So far nothing hinted to any religion, but this room on top floor with great view to the market place made a difference: the windows are like directly from the Middle East. Great detail to find.
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A special bonus, elevator's engine room was accessible.
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Maintenance logbook for Kone lift 4179. It was built in 1953, so we have to wonder why it wasn't installed during construction of the building four years earlier.
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Contactor and coils.
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Relay for K / basement.
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Engine itself. The room is an isolated part of the attic right below roof.
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Cables and driving wheel.
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Post-1950's elevators had still the cool floor indicators.
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