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The Richland County Court House which once sat on the corner of Diamond Street and Park Avenue East. To the south in the background is the county jail.

The first Richland County Court House shortly before it was razed. The second of three court houses was built in 1870.

The Richland County which sat on the corner of Diamond St. and Park Avenue East.

The Richland County Court House. The Court House sits on the corner of Diamond St. and Park Avenue East. The block house was set next to the court house the the 1908 centennial celebration before being moved to South Park.

The Richland County Court House. The Court House sits on the corner of Diamond St. and Park Avenue East. In the foreground is the Gun Monument as it once stood on Central Park.

The Richland County Court House which once sat on the corner of Diamond Street and Park Avenue East.

Promotional card from the Public Improvement committee of the Chamber of Commerce showing what the new clock tower would look like on the top of the court house. Work began on the clock tower on November 9, 1908.

Built in 1870, on the Public Square in Mansfield, Ohio.

The Richland County Court House which once sat on the corner of Diamond Street and Park Avenue East. To the south in the background is the county jail. The postcard is mislabeled as "Richmond County Court House and Jail."

The Richland County Court House. The Court House sits on the corner of Diamond St. and Park Avenue East. In the foreground is the Gun Monument as it once stood on Central Park.