Quit complaining....I didn't see your wallet come out when the building was up for sale.

I wonder what might be found in the debris of the Popular Culture house? To whomever finds it, please, please don't give it to the BGSU administration as I am certain we would never learn what was inside despite the historical significance and beneficence of its origins.

Very true, Tom. In fact, I was thinking of posting on this earlier. All those days of secretaries and filing away papers. All those cups of coffee and endless stares at the junior high buildings out the windows. All those faculty-administration conversations and mediations....much history in that building, now it's gone. The time capsule concept is most interesting, and I am glad those former administration employees had the sense to portrait the time in the capsule for others to find when the building went down one day, as it now has. Very cool, that was a good building, and still don't know why they did not just turn it into something else. Agree, Rachel, and it is happening all over Toledo as well. Tired and Jack, I disagree, but to WC fan, you are probably right. Conservative as alwasy, we won't find out a d@#$ THING.

I am so TIRED of hearing people complain, the buildings were old and outdated, YOU could have bought the old high school and junior high. They don't have any historical value, you have memories of the buildings, that is all.

Everything is cyclic. Seasons change: spring rebirth, summer flourish, autumn harvest, winter death. Day becomes night becomes day. We build, we use, we tear down, we rebuild. NOTHING IS PERMANENT. To grow, we must be willing to change.

The new things we build today will one day be "historical", too, and they may need to go so that another improvement, a positive upward growth, can be put in its place.

Learn to let go. We have photos, videos, plenty of documentation preserved. There is not room on Planet Earth to preserve EVERY physical entity. Embrace the change; you will see it is for the better for all.

You guys are right but, you are comparing apples to oranges. They found something from the "Old" BG Jr. High not the college. I would be interested to see what was in there.My father attended that school in the early 1930's. It should be kept and placed in the new Jr. high archives. So we have memories down the road. Maybe put in the archives at the Wd Cty Lib.We have destroyed so many history items in Wd Cty already.

Wow!Jr High torn down, BGSU popular culture house torn down, BG central Admin building torn down. Bowling alley closed indefinitely... lots of changes for my old stomping grounds!

Too bad a few of the more prominent architectural elements from the old schools couldn't have been saved to be incorporated into a new city office building. I'm sure there could have been something saved, a door frame or section of marble or something that would help ease the loss of the structures and memories they held.

Maybe if the Demo the entire city of Bowling Green, I won't have to listen to all the whiners. Stop complaining about the trail too. It is going in so deal with it.

Maybe if all these people who love the old buildings would have voted differently, there wouldn't be new buildings - or complaints about tearing down the old ones.