Kingston City Hall

New York, United States

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Situated on Broadway in downtown Kingston, New York, this red brick City Hall exemplifies late Victorian architecture and was completed in 1873 from a design by architect Arthur Crooks. The building occupies a historically significant location at the former boundary between the villages of Kingston and Rondout, which merged to form the modern city. It served governmental functions beginning in 1875, though a severe fire in 1927 necessitated modifications to its design. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971—the city's first such designation—the building experienced decades of vacancy after the city government relocated in 1972, until extensive late twentieth-century restoration efforts returned it to active municipal use.