The classroom is equipped with benches typical for the inter-war period and the years immediately following the last war: a bench was connected to the tabletop with an opening for an inkwell. There is also a stove for heating the room. Some common schools had the classroom and the teacher’s flat under the same roof. In this case, the flat consists of one bedroom and a small room that could serve as an office in which various documents were kept. The dwelling had a stove used both for heating and for cooking, and typical furniture: a bed, a wardrobe and basic objects of daily use.