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Public School Number Four
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- Public School Number Four. Abandoned Southeast
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Abandoned Southeast reported that from the 1960s stories spread of hauntings and satanic worship, plus rumors of a cannibalistic janitor in the boiler room.
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Public School Number FourJacksonville, Florida · 30.3190, -81.6800Get directions
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1 image, creditedThe Annie Lytle School, Public School Number Four, 2012.
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