The image displays the upper and mid-sections of a red brick building, identified by the inscription "WIIPURIN YHTEISKOULU" on a white plaque, situating it as the historic Vyborg Co-educational School in Vyborg, Russia. The building features a prominent stepped gable at its apex, constructed from red brick with contrasting lighter mortar. This gable incorporates multiple arched windows, which appear dark or recessed, and three circular decorative elements; two are white, and one is darker. A thin metallic lightning rod extends vertically from the highest point of the central gable. Below the gable, the white rectangular plaque with "WIIPURIN YHTEISKOULU" in dark capital letters is centrally positioned. Beneath this, the main facade presents a row of three large arched windows. Each of these windows consists of a large circular, spoked or mullioned pane within its arch and two rectangular panes in its lower section, all set within dark brown frames. Utility wires run horizontally across the facade, intersecting these windows. To the right, a perpendicular section of the building's facade is visible, continuing the red brick construction and similar arched window designs, though partially shaded. A copper downspout runs vertically down the corner, originating from a grey-capped conical finial at the roofline. Another thin metallic rod is visible on the roofline further to the right. The lowest visible part of the primary facade shows additional arched windows, one of which appears frosted or opaque. A utility pole with a small black solar panel is partially visible in the lower right portion of the image. The sky above is clear and bright blue, with minimal wispy clouds present in the upper right quadrant, indicating daylight conditions. No individuals are present in the scene. in Vyborg, Russia

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Mar 13, 2026

Vyborg, Russia

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The image displays the upper and mid-sections of a red brick building, identified by the inscription "WIIPURIN YHTEISKOULU" on a white plaque, situating it as the historic Vyborg Co-educational School in Vyborg, Russia. The building features a prominent stepped gable at its apex, constructed from red brick with contrasting lighter mortar. This gable incorporates multiple arched windows, which appear dark or recessed, and three circular decorative elements; two are white, and one is darker. A thin metallic lightning rod extends vertically from the highest point of the central gable. Below the gable, the white rectangular plaque with "WIIPURIN YHTEISKOULU" in dark capital letters is centrally positioned. Beneath this, the main facade presents a row of three large arched windows. Each of these windows consists of a large circular, spoked or mullioned pane within its arch and two rectangular panes in its lower section, all set within dark brown frames. Utility wires run horizontally across the facade, intersecting these windows. To the right, a perpendicular section of the building's facade is visible, continuing the red brick construction and similar arched window designs, though partially shaded. A copper downspout runs vertically down the corner, originating from a grey-capped conical finial at the roofline. Another thin metallic rod is visible on the roofline further to the right. The lowest visible part of the primary facade shows additional arched windows, one of which appears frosted or opaque. A utility pole with a small black solar panel is partially visible in the lower right portion of the image. The sky above is clear and bright blue, with minimal wispy clouds present in the upper right quadrant, indicating daylight conditions. No individuals are present in the scene.

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