Leeds Civic Hall

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Leeds Civic Hall is an important governmental building located in the heart of Leeds, United Kingdom. Completed in 1933, the hall represents a prime example of 20th-century civic architecture. Designed by the renowned architect Vincent Harris, the building features a distinctive neoclassical style with a prominent clock tower and striking twin golden owls perched on its roof, which have become iconic symbols of the city. The Civic Hall serves as the headquarters for Leeds City Council, housing various council offices and chambers where city officials convene to discuss and manage local affairs.

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