A small country school not far from Lignite, North Dakota.
The red asphalt shingles are visible in a few spots on the snow-covered roof.
The porch entryway is an obvious add-on. It doesn't seem to have stood the test of time quite as well as the original school building.
I paced off the structure and it's about sixteen feet wide and thirty-four feet long, not including the porch. Just to put that into perspective for myself, the school would fit into the main living space of my apartment with room to spare.
A metal finial decoration is still attached at the roof peak.
Must have looked quite charming with a fresh coat of cream-coloured paint and a red roof.
Photographed on November 25, 2018.
Nice one for sure. Interesting to get an idea of the real footprint (literally?).
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DeleteVery small school. Love the post.
ReplyDeleteThanks BW. It's a tiny one.
DeleteWhat a nice little school. I like the size comparison, amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jenn.
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