National Historic Landmark - Richmond City Hall

Completed in 1894 from designs by Elijah E. Myers, this was Richmond's first major post-Civil War structure. A prime example of the High Victorian Gothic style, it is noted for the solidity, roughhewn quality and the variety of ornamental gables, ...

National Historic Landmark - Milwaukee City Hall

Milwaukee City Hall is nationally significant as the most outstanding extant example of German Renaissance Revival architecture in the country and for its central role in the history of Socialism in the United States prior to World War I. The ...

National Historic Landmark- Mobile City Hall

Completed in 1858 and built as a combination city hall and marketplace, this structure is an excellent example of the trend in 19th-century America toward structures combining more than one civic function.

Italianate detailing includes wide bracketed eaves and a ...

Jackson City Hall

Built 1846-47 by slave labor, of handmade brick. Original cost $7505.58. John Oldham, Mayor, Will Gibbon Arch. Used as hospital for both Union and Confederate soldiers during war between the states. This building was spared when the town, having been ...

Tarrant City Hall

Originally the Main Office for National Cast Iron Pipe Company

Front:

A pipe foundry was established in 1912 by the following founders, A. H. Ford, F. M. Jackson, E. E. Linthicum, Charles Green and Charles Day. Originally the main office was located ...

Old City Hall Complex

Brevard Art Museum was at one time City Hall, police, and fire department of Eau Gallie. Whenever there was a fire, a siren, located on top of the three story roof, would inform all the local volunteers they were needed. ...

Victoria City Hall

Hôtel de Ville de Victoria

Victoria’s first city hall was designed in 1875. The building was begun three years later and completed in 1890. The designer was John Teague, an Englishman long resident in Victoria, who was responsible for planning many ...

Nerstrand City Hall

Nerstrand City Hall

has been placed on the

National Register

of Historic Places

by the United States

Department of the Interior

1908

Marker is on Main Street (State Highway 246) west of Cherry Street, on the left when traveling west.

Courtesy hmdb.org

City Hall

This building, designed by

Gabriel Manigault

and built in 1801 for the

Charleston branch of

The First Bank of the United States,

Stands upon the site which was set

apart as a market place in 1672

and used for ...

Old City Hall

Civil War to Civil Rights

"--witness to the end of slavery in the nation’s capital."

This imposing Greek Revival building was Washington’s first city hall, designed by George Hadfield and built between 1820 and 1850. It house the city court ...