Scranton City Hall

Pennsylvania, United States

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Scranton City Hall stands at the intersection of Washington and Mulberry streets in downtown Scranton, Pennsylvania, a three-story limestone ashlar structure in the Victorian Gothic Revival style completed in 1888. Designed by architects Edwin L. Walter and Frederick Lord Brown, the building features sandstone trim and houses the offices of the city's mayor, clerk, comptroller, and police chief. A second-story bridge connects it to the Central Fire Station, an adjacent structure built simultaneously by the same architects in matching style; together these form a unified municipal complex. The ensemble was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1981 as the Municipal Building and Central Fire Station.