Shirley Town Hall
Shirley, United States
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Shirley Town Hall, located in Shirley, United States, is a Greek Revival structure erected in 1848 that serves as the city's municipal building. The edifice exemplifies the architectural tastes of mid-nineteenth-century New England civic design, employing the classical proportions and ornamental vocabulary characteristic of the Greek Revival style that dominated American institutional architecture during this period.
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- Type
- city hall
- Place
- Shirley, United States
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