Sumner's historic 'Ryan House' demolished after years of legal battles
The historic Ryan House in Sumner, dating back to the 1860s and once home to the city's first mayor, was demolished Friday after years of efforts to save it. Structural issues and a lack of funds led to the decision to create a park on the property, despite a citizen group's unsuccessful legal challenge.
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