The History Of Liverpool Tafe

The tour was led by the extrodinary Mrs Lillian Olah who is also our teacher and these are some pictures that were taken.


The stars of hell. That had more than 100 steps in order to get to the top. Although the view from the top was worth it, because it was great all the hard work.

These are the buildings to the North East of the building and the carpark. You can rarely see the Station but it's still there.
And NOW to the WORST part of it all!!! the picture of my WHOLE
CLASS. I was the photographer so that's the difference.
Altogether there are 18 of us.

I was talking to someone that used to attend liverpool tafe someone that does not believe in spirits and all that stuff, and she told me that on one particular night they were waiting for a classmate when all of a sudden they heard hey footsteps and so the teacher went to open the door and as she did there was no one there yet the whole class clearly heard the heavy footsteps of the mysterious stranger.
Another incident is that on another particular day while in class the pupils felt a cold chill come over them yet the windows and doors were closed and then they see to the bookshelf that the folders were falling as if somone was pullign them out one by one, and this time the whole class did FREAK out.
An Incident that happened to me that I can report Is that while sitting outside of B Block ink fell on my folder an the patteren or Image created was the exact sketch that was firstly used by Francis Greenway. IS THAT FREAKY OR WAT? I hear that this place is haunted and by the spirits that are still around. For more info you can always check the history of liverpool Tafe.