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Albany City Hall
Architecture
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24 Eagle Street
Albany, NY - 518-434-5075
- Albany County
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- Monday to Friday: 8:30am to 5pm
- Free
- Handicap Accessible
A grand Romanesque-style building, Albany’s City Hall was designed in 1882 by Henry Hobson Richardson, then America’s greatest architect. Constructed of Rhode Island granite with a darker stone trim, the building features a profusion of arches, a pyramidal-roofed tower, and a 49-bell carillon—the first municipal carillon in the United States. Considered to be the most Romanesque of all of Richardson’s buildings, it contains many of his trademark features, including intricately patterned stonework, rich floral carvings, and fanciful finials and gargoyles.
Amenities: Public Transportation, Restrooms
Nearby Destinations
- New York State Capitol 0.2 miles
- Cathedral of All Saints0.3 miles
- Discover Albany Visitors Center0.3 miles
- Albany Institute of History & Art 0.4 miles
- Empire State Plaza Art Collection 0.4 miles
