Philadelphia City Hall
government building in
Philadelphia
#8 in Philadelphia
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#1677 in United States of America
Philadelphia City Hall is an iconic architectural landmark situated in the heart of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Completed in 1901, this grandiose structure is a prime example of the Second Empire style, designed by architect John McArthur Jr. and Thomas Ustick Walter. The building stands 548 feet tall, making it the tallest masonry building in the world without a steel frame. Atop the building is a statue of William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, which has become a symbol of the city. The interior features ornate rooms and hallways, including the Mayor's Reception Room, the City Council Chamber, and the Supreme Court Room.
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