The abandoned building looks pretty nice, but what is its story? As we mentioned before it was a part of the agricultural university. Two years after WWII, one of the departments was opened in a small town near Warsaw. The local palace was the seat of the department. This palace is abandoned nowadays as well, but it’s impossible to explore, so let’s focus on a farm. Next to the palace, the university authorities ordered to build experimental slaughterhouse with laboratory facilities for evaluation. The department was dynamically developing, and they opened other facilities in numerous cottages located near Warsaw. They launched an experimental poultry farm, a hatching station, and a modern pig shed. The department was huge, but the most important for them was a laboratory of milk analysis. Yes, you’re right. It was the building that we explored. Why is it abandoned now? In the ’90s the university authorities decided to transfer the whole department to Warsaw. Probably they didn’t want to commute to work.