Trenton City Hall, Municipal building in Trenton, United States
Trenton City Hall is a government building in French Second Empire style located at 309 State Street, featuring white marble construction and decorative cornices. Its mansard roof and classical facade are distinctive elements visible from the street.
Architect Spencer Roberts designed the building in 1907 as the city's administrative center. Its addition to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978 recognized its architectural importance.
The interior walls display notable murals by American painter Everett Shinn, depicting municipal and governmental themes through art. These works shape the character of the halls and reflect the city's artistic heritage.
The building sits centrally on State Street and is easily accessible on foot with good visibility from the road. The Landmarks Commission office inside can provide guidance if you have questions about historic preservation.
The building was added to the New Jersey Register of Historic Places in 1977, before receiving national recognition. This early recognition shows how the community valued its historical importance.
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