Louisville City Hall
Louisville, United States
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Louisville City Hall, completed in 1873 at 601 West Jefferson Street, is a Beaux-Arts and Romanesque Revival structure that anchors the city's civic district in Downtown Louisville. Built to house municipal government, the registered historic building showcases the architectural eclecticism of the Second Empire era. Following the 1976 National Register listing and the subsequent consolidation of Louisville with Jefferson County, the building now primarily serves as the seat of the Louisville Metro Council, while administrative functions of the metro mayor have relocated to the renovated former Jefferson County Courthouse.
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- Rathaus
- Heritage
- National Register of Historic Places listed place
- Place
- Louisville, United States
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