Syracuse, NY - City and Town Halls on Waymarking.com

The beautiful white limstone, red-roofed building, Syracuse City Hall building is located on Montgomery and East Washington Streets in downtown Syracuse. Designed by local architect Charles Erastus Colton, the building was constructed in the romanesque revival architecture style; a style that was made popular by Henry Richardson in the late 1800s, featuring rounded arches and large towers. Built in 1891, the building used limestone from Onondaga County quarries.

The City Hall building was renovated in 1979.

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Downtown Syracuse Walking Tour - (visit link)
City Web Site - (visit link)
WIKI - (visit link)

Name: Syracuse City Hall Address: Syracuse City Hall 233 East Washington Street Syracuse, NY USA 13202 Date of Construction: 1891 Architect: Charles Erastus Colton Memorials/Commemorations/Dedications: Syracuse City Hall. City Seal Plaque reads - "Central City, City of Syracuse, 1848" Another plaque reads - "Syracuse City Hall. City Hall erected A.D. 1889-90-91." And a special plaque celebrates - ""Syracuse Grade Crossing Elimination. NY Central RR Co. 1937" Web Site for City/Town/Municipality: [Web Link]

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