Why this Detroit school was abandoned with everything left behind??

[@nancytee8491]

Hi Lesley. I live in the Detroit area. Came back after living in other places, including Germany (Berlin and Nuremberg). Detroit has some gorgeous crumbling architecture, for sure. I just wanted to clarify that Americans don’t separate schools according to race. It’s related more to different neighborhoods or cities being populated mostly by one race. Then, students go to the closest school. That said, the metro Detroit area is pretty segregated with black neighborhoods and white neighborhoods. It’s getting better, but changing slowly. Interesting how there’s “F Robert Elmes” graffiti in that courtyard. Anyway, so many gorgeous high schools in Detroit, built around the same time, have been demolished. The decay in Detroit is painfully beautiful. I love your show. I love how it highlights differences in culture. By the way, your English is amazing. You have way too much star quality to be behind the scenes working on software development. (-:

[@MissPresley69]

I noticed that remark on Robert Elmes too. Was he the Director of the school?

[@nixwestlake9196]

But you cannot say that Detroit is LITERALLY segregated between races because anyone can go anywhere. Segregation means and implies one is NOT ALLOWED to tread on certain territory or within certain buildings for specific races. i.e. in the early 1900s there were "Black only" and "White only" water fountains, buildings etc. That is illegal now. Saying there is still segregation in the USA is a perpetuation of inaccuracies to people from other countries.

[@pkij140]

@@nixwestlake9196 It is illegal, but still very obvious in some areas and “enforced” through social pressure and crazy hoops to get out of poverty. Let’s not pretend redlining doesn’t exist, Black people aren’t surveilled in majority white area areas, police aren’t called, and the real origin of the whole Karen epidemic. People from other countries seem to have a more accurate view of the current state of race relations in America than many white Americans here. Things are improving. We have a LONG way to go.

[@j.whiteoak6408]

I totally agree with you on Leslie's choice of future... I know that Leslie is super-intelligent, but I wish one of the big companies like Netflix would pick him up and put him in FRONT of the camera.. I mean, yes - he's so sweet, and smart, and humble, and soooo respectful, and passionate as well as compassionate, etc, etc - but in the fat chance that someone missed it, I'm pointing out that he also happens to be the handsomest man on KZbin! What a lovely young man... I wish him the absolute best for an amazing future ♥️

[@buffalotee]

True but Detroit is the most segregated city along with Milwaukee, Buffalo, and a few others!

[@kellyl7688]

Afte the high school closed, the building was taken over by a community college. I watched the Proper People’s video on this facility. I love the different take on it! P.s. The diamond was placed there after the college closed for good.

[@patrickpaalman]

It's so unbelievable this could happen to a city which was once this big and (w)healty. Again a great vid!

[@cjheasley5713]

After the automobile industry was sent overseas, Detroit fell HARD. The whole city is full of derelict buildings.

[@celiareginarogero55]

Hey Bros! What a wonderful surprise on Wednesday. Your Van so cool, your dog and this episode that despite being so sad the decay has a lot of story to telk, because it's a school!!! 👏❤🇧🇷

[@ИннаВоронина-э5ю]

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[@ftc22]

Lesley, I really enjoyed this post. You were very immersed in this abandoned school. Also very knowledgeable and you enjoyed it so much. 👍 I am American and you make me proud! I am so happy that the world is able to see your light shine.

[@jamesswetland5019]

I remember talking with you a couple years ago. I was trying to get you to come to USA & you asked do you have the places we have & I said not Castle’s but if you came to Detroit there’s a lot of places to go. If you would of came then there was unbelievable places compared to now. Anyway I’m glad you decided to come to my home town.

[@nitarose44]

I'm not sure how you do it, but your production keeps getting better. Love your videos and the history you share. That school must have been amazing....and very expensive to run.

[@r.n_t6910]

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[@patrawish874]

I've never seen such a huge school, pool and their own theater. It's pretty impressive. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@Smark7379]

The majority of schools in the USA are like this, mostly in the mid west.

[@cjheasley5713]

@@Smark7379 My school in PA was like this- minus the pool

[@MAB1273]

@@Smark7379 Even when I went to high school we had these amenities and I graduated in 1992.

[@Mudjie50]

Wow. it was great taking a tour through and old high school.. I too hope Detroit finds a way to rise again. I am from Chicago, but always loved Michigan and it's beautiful landscape and culture. Thanks for coming to N America. It has been fun seeing the differences in cultures

[@shellB1973]

As always a great exploration! It’s sad to see these places just forgotten N Left to crumble, so much could of been done with this place to help to community but without $$$ this is what happens here. Most US school systems have forgotten about teaching our kids life skills, I’m glad I was part of the generation that did. You would never see Elementary, High School & Collage kids in one place these days! Amazing place, an as always great job guys! Love from North Carolina ❤️❤️❤️

[@krystalaura5634]

Hello NC! I was raised in NC and when I started school it went from 1st to 12th. Union Grove school. Greetings from Florida

[@pamelasimmers4957]

Detroit was a beautiful city. My parents spent a lot of time there in the early 1960s shopping on Woodard Ave. There are still some beautiful homes that have been restored. Ford Motor Company has recently purchased the old Michigan Central Station a rail station and are renovating it. It looks amazing. Sadly the decline of Detroit started after the 1967 riot. After that white flight was a big thing.

[@KerliYN]

Another great adventure, in Detroit, USA. You both take us together in these videos. Loved it. Kisses from Brazil.

[@minekoraught4215]

Thanks!

[@pambeck324]

Hi Lesley, watch your videos as much as possible and love them, I’m disabled and don’t get out much so thank you for all the interesting places I get to go via the web. One thing concerns me about you and your team, I wish you guys would wear protective gear around all the mold and asbestos. It’s really very dangerous for y’all. Please just give it some thought, would hate to see any of you guys get sick. Many blessings to you on all your adventures.❤️❤️❤️

[@cjheasley5713]

I was thinking puncture resistant gloves as he was touching broken glass

[@louannelawson4916]

This was really great to see & the history of this school, it was A WOW FACTOR for me. Wonderful swimming pools too. I love swimming as well, have my life saving certificate & jump in for a swim in the sea, rivers, lakes where ever I can go, perhaps should have been born a fish. lol. Thank you for sharing the inside of you van, cleaning products & handwash, your gorgeous dog. Magic Video. ❤️❤️❤️

[@willyegger4488]

Heyy dear Lesley and Danny, That was once more an absolutely amazing Urban explore adventure! It was so exciting to follow you in mind through the abandoned and very decayed rooms and halls of this huge high school in Detroit. - I loved most that amazing theater with the enormous auditorium, which still is showing some quite decorative architectural elements. You were admiring the size and the decor of this theatre, so I can tell you, that exactly in Detroit there is still one of the most amazing theatres with a breathtaking and beautiful internal architecture existing as a life performance venue. That is the famous FOX theatre of Detroit, built in the 1920-30-ies by the architect Howard Crane. - There was also one of these lovely moments, which I like to call the typical "Lesleyisch" fun moments. That was then, when you were gliding with so much elegance over a very icy part of the floor and even performing some dance moves. The new ice king is born, hahaha..! - I just love it! You are always so full fof charm, and it is a pure pleasure to watch your videos, especially because of such moments, when you provide your video with a unique special touch, which I only know in this way exclusively from your videos, my friend! And - dear Lesley, I also loved listening to your own school experiences, when you were looking at these empty class rooms. Very interesting to listen! Of course it was additionally a pure pleasure to see your lovely friend Danny at your side. I always love his exceptional camera skills. A wonderful and very interesting explore, where I enjoyed watching every second of it! Stay safe, many hugs and kindest blessings to you and Danny! - Peace and kindest regards.

[@vilmalima1824]

Olá amigo Leslie, ótimo esse vídeo, umas das cidades que mais amo nos EUA é Detroit, pena vê um espaço espetacular desses abandonados e esquecido pelo tempo, nos tempos de glória dessa cidade, com certeza essa escola era totalmente linda. Pra saúde, paz e muito mais sucesso. Deus te abençoe 🙏🙌🙏

[@flightlesss8464]

33:48 was the most funniest thing I've heard in a while! I loved the video! It's nice to see your take on American schools and European schools. Also love the curious and positive energy!

[@justuseloveineverything7184]

Leslie and Danny i love how sincere you both are ❤ this was a great explore great job

[@shirleysmith635]

I may be a US citizen but there are some places I've not been or seen, but thanks so much for sharing your videos it's amazing and to visit a school with that many students lost for words 🤗❤

[@saiprom]

Wow it’s a very big place, really love auditorium it’s so big and historical beautiful , I couldn’t believe they left everything behind all the documents ,the chemistry class room is very interesting and the indoor swimming pool is very big , very interesting places to explore and documentaries, thank you for sharing.

[@omarhamid3638]

What a lovely find Lesley!! First off a big congrats to you on the van 🚐 🤗👏 Looks really nice and I’m sure it’ll be comfortable as anything for your forthcoming trip around Europe. If you’re in the UK do say hi 👋 Felt a bit sad, more so than usual viewing this. All the students who must have passed through its doors over the past 80 or 90 years and now they must have scattered to the wind. I guess there are many places like this around Detroit sadly, especially historical places, given the hard times it is now under. Thanks again and all the best! 👍

[@shaunacriss5137]

Love it! I live in Michigan and we have some amazing abandoned buildings

[@barbaragravely920]

What a fantastic fun explore! no kidding why the school is so huge?. Thank you Leslie for sharing this video with me:? Love and respect from NW Fl.USA

[@nihaihaddad669]

Hi Leslie, I’m one of your fans , I love watching your videos, thank you so much for taking time to explore all these abandoned places. Hopefully one day you explore in Canada there are so many abandoned buildings.

[@nitatucker7628]

I love you guys!! 💞however I doubt they delivered babies in high school/college.. it is a great explore and enjoyed it so much.. love from Texas🇨🇱🤠❤

[@sashasue00]

I somewhat agree @nita, I feel this was the "nurse's office" however if this was in a poorer part of town, maybe they provided more health care for the girls, no?

[@careyh38]

Hello Lesley! The school could have been arts and science school. Absolutely incredible documentary. Your van looks fantastic 😊 Our school didn't have a swimming pool and we had a mixture of races at my high school. I remember the overhead projector. Thanks for the trip down memory lane! :) Loved it!

[@celiareginarogero55]

Hello Carey! 🥰

[@nancytaylor4885]

I went to school in Flint Michigan and never seen anything like that. What an awesome school. You were lucky to get to go there.

[@natupictory]

Welcome back love, how lovely and comfy would be the outcome of your ongoing project about your van; how i wish that I would be around hugging you tight on those cold winter nights. Anyways, I love your amazing adventure with Danny, you're quite a great splendid duo together... KEEP IT UP my dear "LESLEY THE GREAT ANVENTU-EXPLORER STORYTELLER"... Love you.

[@MargaritaRodriguez-ev4zs]

Estimado amigo : Te he visto disfrutar mucho en ésta exploración. Me hiciste reír por que estabas como un niño con juguete nuevo. Fué una exploración muy divertida y lo pasé muy bien. Muchas gracias!! Saludos afectuosos desde Gran Canaria

[@janicesauk3528]

Hi Lesley I think it's so cool that you wanted to come over to our country the USA and see different part of the USA where you are from I have only seen in videos. Anyways I hope you are having fun. In the USA. Love from Pontiac Michigan.Jan.

[@jameysimpson1184]

Danny was with you WOW! I want his autograph too…. I really enjoyed the videos from Portugal … ok I’m watching this great video now Thanks!!

[@annmarieschantz9724]

Omg!! Leslie you were in my home state!! To bad you should of had a fans meet and greet! I hope you enjoyed your time here. Next time please let us know, it would be great to meet you in person. Love all of your videos, you truly take time to know what the history is of all your explorations.

[@lw1387]

Yes, I had similar experience in the States in elementary school many years ago, teacher would roll in the tv and it was fun to watch something on TV at school! Love u boys, be careful and keep up the great work!

[@amystreasuresdesign]

My 6th grade teacher brought the tv in so we could watch the Challenger's launch.

[@joshkent6295]

Your videos are very inspirational! Thank You!

[@janicesauk3528]

Love the video of Detroit Michigan showed the real way it looked. Proper.

[@Updation_Nest]

All USA schools different. My husband lived in a rural country town and it was k-8th grade. Very small school. My husband had 10 kids in his class. My school we had elementary k-2nd grade. Then 3rd-5th, middle school 6-8th and the high school. Very small school. Being in California, we didn’t have bad weather. We had to walk to each classroom outside. They’d have different wings. The modular buildings were supposed to be temp classrooms, but stayed for 40 years. They finally built a 2 story building after I graduated. All classrooms small, no pool. My senior grade had about 130 kids. Moved to Midwest. My kids school is all indoors. They keep telling me this is probably small compared to What you’re used to. Instead the schools in the Midwest are huge compared to Northern California.

[@ironbridge2451]

Yes, INSANE....Thanks for bringing it to light....

[@marilynstroup8568]

I had to look up the history of the school. Very interesting. Really enjoyed this video as I do all of your videos. Good work! Highland Park High School / Junior College / Career Academy

[@amandahakon4398]

Alot of high schools here in the U.S. have trade schools you can attend for extra credits. Here in my small town (population 3200), our school is rather large. We have a auditorium, 2 gymnasiums, 2 cafeterias and a huge pool, plus a huge library.

[@ftc22]

Danny, you have a talent man. You are great.

[@diannemartindale6630]

I would love to go through that building!!

[@MissPresley69]

One of the most epic explores ever in my opinion. Never seen anything like this. It's like almost a complete city in a city. I live in Switzerland, so our schools are just as tiny as the country itself. 😂

[@amystreasuresdesign]

Decades ago, American high schools had trade classes. Over the years, those classes became a thing of the past as enrollment in them declined. My old high school in Chicago offered less trade classes when I was there (class of 1991) than rhey did in previous decades. We have trade schools but people stressed college degrees as being the end all be all. Many of us from generation x are calling for a return of trades and pointing out that's a viable option to college. The high school my nephews went to offers trade classes like schools used to. It gives me hope that, trade classes in high school will make a come-back.

[@cjheasley5713]

@@amystreasuresdesign My high school in PA offers trade school for high school credit

[@Albis787]

Huge school and modern in those days hard to see it go to waste 😞great job guys

[@jameysimpson1184]

Leslie I live in Ann Arbor near Detroit…. I’m so excited you were in Detroit… I wanted your autograph…. I’m so excited to see this video and but I wish I knew you were here!!!

[@maniharahat1931]

Hi... Lesley hope so u are well...superb explored...just to near our home so old mention buil in approximately 18th century...Nd became scl in 1888...

[@Wawatici]

I'm from the suburbs here. This type of school is everywhere in Detroit, Pontiac and Flint. You, should check out Casa del Ray in Pontiac, MI

[@aileenhaggarty681]

Loved this. ❤️from🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@sthomas4634]

Fantastic journey through this old school.

[@donnapowers6523]

Thanks for sharing this exploration in Michigan. 💙 However I’m from the Great State of Ohio. ❤️ I live about 30 mins. or so from the state line. Detroit does have such a rich history. I hope you guys did some explorations in Ohio. OH -

[@kellyl7688]

I-O! Fellow Ohioan here! 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@donnapowers6523]

Go Bucks! ❤️ TBDBITL ❤️

[@karenaikens]

Hello from USA 🇺🇸 I enjoyed this exploration thank you for sharing !

[@cynthiatomblin5427]

Hi Lesley. Great video I’m now watching it. Stay safe.love your van it so cool and your dog too❤️👏👍🔥

[@ssmith548]

Because that school is so unusually large I think you are right that it was several schools in one location. Definitely a high school and middle school. But typical American high schools don’t teach medical procedures, so I think that section of the school was what we call a trade school, where students who finish high school but don’t want to go to college, can go to a trade school and learn a trade, such as nursing, auto mechanic, welding, computer science, etc. so I think specific class rooms you explored were trade school classrooms because those special skills aren’t taught in a typical high school. But when my brother was in high school in the 1960s they did have a class for the boys called "auto shop" where they did learn basics about doing car repair/maintenance, but not to the extent that the abandoned classroom with the car implies. That might have been a trade school class for people who wanted to learn to be auto mechanics.

[@jkalash762]

Well my school didn't do any medical studies either but we definitely had/have an extremely nice wood, auto, and metal fab shop for nearly as long as it's been constructed. It's mostly a common sight constrained to rural or industrial areas these days. In areas like Michigan and where I live in Indiana the majority of work is either farming, construction, or industrial manufacturing. As such those types of classes are nearly a necessary way of life for many of us and at least at my school each of those was required to earn enough credits to graduate. Home ec, agriculture, sewing, drafting, and a class on personal finances and economics were, and still are, all mandatory for boys and girls as well at the Jr/Sr high in my hometown.

[@cjheasley5713]

Someone mentioned that after the high school closed that the community College was in there awhile

[@KerliYN]

Wow... what a waste of resources and money... what a pity!!!

[@ironbridge2451]

Good job guys....Thanks

[@Suns41]

Wow! So much in there could be refurbished! Seating, wooden beams, equipment. It is crazy to allow things to be built brand new when there are hundreds of items built to last here.

[@annsmith4739]

Hi Lesley this is so different for you !but still interesting.Hope your still enjoying what your doing lv Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️

[@careyh38]

Greetings! Ann hope you are doing well. It is great to see a Wednesday documentary.

[@annsmith4739]

@@careyh38 hi care I’m well thank you ,must of missed you ,see you on the next Lesley trip lv Ann

[@willyegger4488]

Hi Ann Smith, Yeah, I fully agree to you, different in comparison to his other explores, but of course not in the least less fascinating. These two boys, my very favourite explorer buddies, never fail to amaze me with their wonderfully made videos. - I hope, you are fine. - I wish you all the best, peace and kindest regards from Switzerland.

[@annsmith4739]

@@willyegger4488 hi Willy yes an me hope your well lv Ann 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️👋👋👋👋

[@Raenelly7]

It’s crazy the difference 15 years can make on a building. I remember watching videos of this building about 15 or so years ago (might’ve been 10-12) when it was still in pretty good shape. Crazy to see how messed up it’s become in that short amount of time. They definitely had a great auditorium. I’m in America and never saw a high school with an amazing auditorium like that.

[@soundwavs1961c]

And to see BLM on the wall too

[@cjheasley5713]

My high-school had an incredible auditorium in PA. Being in county-state choir I can say there are some extraordinary ones in the state. JC

[@denisewatson5295]

I love your van. What a big school 🏫. I bet it cost a lot to keep that school running. Stay safe 👌 👍 🙏 ❤ 💓 💙

[@katerinab474]

I went to this type of mega big high school and we had mechanic, hairdresser, wood working, secretary and a few other professional classes...the idea was that you could come out of High School with a profession, ready to go to work, if you chose one of these professional options.

[@christianehuber1145]

OMG! I'm absolutely shocked how much this building is destroyed. So much vandalism! It's interesting because it is so much different to schools in Germany where I live. In my schooltime we also have a pool but not as huge as this one.

[@jenniffer9034]

Hi Lesley! I am from Michigan but live in Texas now! Hope you had a good visit there! Great video 👏👏👏

[@karleedu]

WELCOME to Michigan!

[@esterfernandes5706]

Boa tarde incrível este trabalho parabéns pêlo VÍDEO

[@slaiger]

Great exploring, very interesting location.

[@shannonrosewiley]

My high school in America look nothing like that Detroit high school and did not have indoor swimming pool. I live sixty-five minute south of Detroit. Michigan and the rest of the school in America are not segregated. I could never get my locker to open, it had had a bad lock that stuck and the school would not fix the lockee. So I never used the locker and just carry everything in my backpack.

[@aprilchapman2758]

It was used as a community college so there was many fields of studies taught. It's really sad to see so many schools that have closed in Detroit that are historic. You should see Fort Wayne I visited as a child so much history there and sad to see a museum not being used like it used to be. Detroit has so many historical buildings. It was sad, but segregation was throughout America, but not now schools are based on cities and boundaries, but we do have schools of choice based on student head count and open spots so students can go to other cities for schools.

[@jonimarchese7655]

Segregation in American schools ended in 1954, some schools may appear to be segregated if they are in a highly black or white area, however they are not it's just the population of the area. Very interesting choice, great video. Love from NY.

[@ConnieMyres]

Exactly; no segregation. Our schools get filled with the kids who live in the neighborhood 🙂

[@amystreasuresdesign]

Very true. Senn High School on the north side of Chicago was once all white. As the neighborhood changed, so did the student population. I don't know when it became a magnet school but when I was there, there were probably more black folk then white. With that said, it's known as the little United Nations due to the variety of ethnic students (for lack of a better word).

[@kathleencarter9739]

Yes, definitely could see a nursing school there. The tables are examinations tables for female. The vials are for collecting blood. Brings back memories of my nursing days. I hope you see this Leslie. While we went through Covid we could have used this stuff!

[@trinahughes1230]

So cool you guys came to my home state!! I live in Michigan, but closer to Chicago- than Detroit ... isn't that crazy ?!

[@jak4545]

Just watch this, incredible. Now when you were in Detroit, did you get to go see the music museum hitsville?

[@_nelson]

So sadvto see this school abandoned decaying away.

[@ingridmay66]

Awesome video, thanks....❤👏👍

[@tammyevans7333]

What a place!

[@down2xs]

The third level in the basketball cort is an indoor track.

[@carolali8851]

1st I want to say I like your sponsor. I can't believe that those student and office records were left in that building and not stored elsewhere when the school closed.

[@Theynotlikeus222]

I was born and raised in Michigan , things sure. Changed

[@John_Locke_108]

24:33 : As a left handed person, I can inform you that these desks are a nightmare unless you're right-handed. So difficult to write comfortably.

[@ritafoster8625]

I grew up on michigan and most of high schools had pools and aren't not segregated. It depends on were you live. My high school not as big as this one in Detroit was probably half African American students. Like this one had pool and auditorium. Love your videos

[@dreamweaver8913]

Many schools in the US have swimming pools. Between ages 11-13, my middle school, and later my high school both had swimming pools.

[@candacewicks4850]

Head Start was a program like child care for small children. I saw a sign on the floor outside the second pool area.

[@teresamason3930]

I love your videos thank you 😊

[@ms.krueger2660]

That’s the kind of desks I had in school. Felt bad for the big kids trying to squeeze into those desks. It’s a shame when things are just left to rot. All those desks, file cabinets and lockers could have been reused.

[@cjheasley5713]

They were the best for cracking your back

[@JohnnyUtah15]

Dang, I wish we had an auditorium like that when I was in school and I’m in the US!

[@lesliezegan7831]

The top would usually be an indoor track for running.

[@nixwestlake9196]

Please be careful in Detroit. Oh my gosh!

[@joangravel2436]

Awesome video thanks

[@soundwavs1961c]

This was awesome!!! But we care for you Leslie! You need to wear a mask especially in the basement. Too bad you couldn't find any yearbooks that would have been cool. Thanks again as always, you rock!😘😉❤

[@valeriealvis7740]

You are right. He should have had a correct type of mask on in there. All of them. Old as it is I imagine there’s asbestos etc in there and in the air among other harmful chemicals

[@suzannereina4791]

Yes this was a great exploration. It is a shame that Detroit became so bad. Be careful they also have Polluted water. It is a shame that this has happened. I can't wait for the next adventure.

[@nancymccardell8253]

You know every school district in this country are operated individually. I was in high school (having graduated 50 years ago) I live in a suburb of Los Angeles, CA and my children and grandchildren went to the same high school as I. Did. This high school has less than 1000 students total. There are some.school districts that seem to get more funding. I have a granddaughter tha attended school in the next county just 4 miles from our house. Each jr. high schooler is given an iPad which in true I’ve a brThere are several I have seen that have beautiful auditoriums much as I image the one that

[@darleneharper9473]

High Schools in the big cities had some trouble keeping the children in classes due to drugs, gang fights (outside of school). In Rural areas, they would close schools and combine them with other local schools. Our classes were 45 minutes long and we had 7 different classes a day plus one class called home room.

[@josephagnello9335]

School board administrations looted schools ,libraries,schools and more schools. Riots and white flight doomed that city. Manufacturing left,thus,so did families. 7000 factories . . .abandoned.

[@santacruzvali]

😍😍😍😍😍primera! Saludos desde México 🇲🇽

[@Sable30]

Fantastic!!!

[@petrapatzan6327]

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[@smallchange5946]

Kind of a bizarre comment starting off but okaaaay....

[@elin.w001]

You asked about the machine - Time 18:25. I don't know if anyone have told you yet, if not I'll give you a little information. It's from around 1950. It was used to check brain signals and brain wave. It was also used to check the brain wave during hypnozies. They put electrical nodes from the machine and the other end on the head. On the paper inside the machine a wire start to go up & down to show how much the brain worked. The wire drove the line in red. You can still find them today in horror movies and old movies. And yes I've a lot to do in the medical field, in every single way. Last but not least, the bed you saw afterward is a bed where they gave birth. You could see that of the amount of blood. I really hope you got some interesting information from this comment. Have a great day :)

[@darrenhamilton6820]

You should go North from Detroit to Flint. And explore Flint Central.

[@PrincessKladia]

Sending love 💕from California USA 🇺🇸

[@angeliq1217]

I grew up in Detroit. I also went to Detroit High School. Not that one, but I can answer many questions you may have.

[@regularfern]

American schools are weird they look very different depending on where you are. We didn’t have lockers at all. We carried everything around. My highschool was huge, had no walls, things were separated with wall dividers, no desks, only tables, and it was shaped like a compass with an upstairs and downstairs. But this looks like a typical early 2000-2011 school to me.

[@jackvanhise2180]

The machine you were looking at might have been an electrocardiogram to record a person's heartbeat