Plymouth County Commissioners Building Wall Art

The last week of February 2015 saw the beginning of the demolition of the Plymouth County Commissioners Building on 11 South Russell Street in Plymouth, Massachusetts. . By March 3, it was nothing but rubble. History: From the Plymouth Redevelopment website: "The County Commissioners' building at the south-westerly end of the property was built as a House of Correction in 1853 by architect Jonathan Preston of Boston. It superseded a granite jail built in 1820 (and demolished in 1884), a part of which had been used for long-term incarceration before 1853. As befitting an important civic building, the handsome brick structure was originally fifty feet by thirty-eight, with a stone foundation and rusticated corners of granite....

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