Lima Memorial Hall, Government building in Lima, Ohio, US
Lima Memorial Hall is a municipal building in Lima, Ohio that also functioned as an event venue. Its interior features a broad marble staircase extending from the entrance foyer to an open second-floor balcony with ornamental railings.
The building was designed in 1908 by architects Dawson and McLaughlin and served the city as both an event venue and administrative center. The city government later relocated, shifting the structure's role in the community.
The hall played a role in Lima's cultural life by hosting performances and public gatherings throughout the early 20th century. Visitors can still observe the room layout and design that supported such events.
The building is located at the intersection of West Elm Street and South Elizabeth Street, making it easy to locate. It is accessible to visitors and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The building was featured in 1911 in The Ohio Architect, Engineer, and Builder magazine as an outstanding example of Beaux Arts Classicism. This recognition reflects that it was among the region's most notable structures of that era.
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