The statue of William Harvey Gibson doesn’t look happy about what is happening behind him as the demolition of the Seneca County Courthouse continued on Wednesday. Many historic preservationists also are unhappy with the razing of the historic building, which has been closed since 2004. There are no plans to demolish the statue of Gibson, who was a Civil War officer and Tiffin politician and orator. (Photo by Randy Roberts/The Courier)
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January 12, 2012
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Randy: This is one KOOL shot. I don't know how I missed seing it posted here until now. I love it!
Posted by: Frank Wilson | February 16, 2012 at 12:01 AM