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@ Francis Meslet
The library was supposed to be abandoned. Ophelia knew this because it was right across the road from the Meetinghouse, and she’d seen its boarded-up windows hundreds of times before. But now, as she stood outside looking up at the faded red brick building, she swore she could see some light coming from between the cracks in the boards. She was immediately on edge. Was it Olive?
Ophelia looked over her shoulder at the Meetinghouse she called home for the past two years, wondering if she should just leave and return to her comfortable estate. Then she turned back to the old library. Her aunt was conjuring up more paranoia inside of her than usual…which was saying a lot. She didn’t like it; she was sick of letting that woman have so much control over her life. So she decided to face her fears and go inside anyway.
The bottom floor was nearly empty. Just a few rickety bookshelves decorated with cobwebs and dust bunnies. What Ophelia was really looking for—Strangetown’s old residential records—was located upstairs.
She crept up the steps, pausing every few seconds to listen for signs of life other than her own, but she could only hear the incessant chirping of crickets from outside. When she reached the top, the room was dark except for the bit of moonlight peeking through the wooden panes nailed to each window, and a few weakly flickering candles. Someone must've been here recently, but the room was empty now. She noticed a dusty lamp sitting on a desk, so she pulled its chain to turn it on.
I was out to run some errands earlier today but then I came across this abandoned library! The books were all intact, but the place was dusty. The only area that wasn't dusty was the kids area. Needless to say it brought back some memories of when I was 9! I was reading a lot of dr seuss in my time! Nobody ever really reads books anymore... I went to look at many great books that have came out since when I was 13. I also noticed a collection of dvds for a kids show my baby cousin used to watch.
My baby cousin watched this show episode by episode!! He was so sad that this particular show was cancelled! It's still a mystery to me!
My daughter would enjoy this show to the fullest!
OMG, look at this huge abandoned library and church in a gigantic school. The school is already being converted into condos, so I wonder what will happen to the these 2 buildings.
Abandoned library at Chateau de Floret, Belgium
Old Library inside an abandoned mansion.19 th century