
It's been home to two churches, a parking garage, a muffler shop, army training center, possibly a car dealership, survived two fires -- and soon it will be converted into office space for a bank.
It might be Licking County's oldest church building still standing, constructed by Trinity Episcopal Church in 1834. Part of the bell tower, showing the construction date, the thick stone walls and ceiling beams inside the church are about all that can be seen of the old church building.
The building, although old, might not be worth saving or restoring, however.
"The building has been pretty compromised," Downes said. "It really has no historic value to it. It was not ever the intent of that purchase to restore that building, but that would be up to the LeFevre Foundation."