Honor Above – Rock County Courthouse & Civil War Monument

Standing in solemn tribute, the Civil War monument in front of the Rock County Courthouse honors the memory of the local soldiers and sailors who served during the war between 1861–1865. Erected in 1903, the statue of a Union soldier rises proudly at the top of Lower Courthouse Park, facing outward toward the city of Janesville with quiet strength and resolve.

Behind the statue, the modern architecture of the Rock County Courthouse forms a striking contrast to the historic significance of the sculpture. Also visible in the background is the Parker Place building and the residential charm of Janesville's courthouse district.

Captured by Nicodemas Nimmo of Full Spectrum Photography, this piece reflects his signature approach—community-focused, emotionally rich, and deeply connected to place. Based in Janesville, Nicodemas brings authentic Wisconsin stories to life through his lens.
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Premium Plexiglass Print

Printed on high-quality acrylic plexiglass, this piece offers a sleek, modern, and frameless display that enhances depth and color vibrancy. Our second-surface printing technique creates a glossy, glass-like finish while protecting the image from scratches and wear.

Each print measures 35" wide by 23" tall, is pre-drilled for standoff mounting, and includes four brushed aluminum standoffs—giving the artwork a clean, floating appearance that perfectly suits contemporary interiors.

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