City Hall

The Bay City Hall features limestone and sandstone construction with a 180-foot high tower containing clock faces on all four sides.

Completed in 1897 at a cost of 175,000 dollars, the building underwent extensive renovation following a fire in 2010 that required three years of reconstruction.

This National Register of Historic Places structure reflects the late 19th-century American architectural movement that incorporated medieval European design elements.

The municipal building at 301 Washington Street maintains its original function as the center of city government operations and administrative services.

The entrance displays a double Romanesque arch with stucco bas-relief decoration and polished stone columns supporting an arched porch.

Location: Bay City

Inception: 1897

Architectural style: Richardsonian Romanesque

Address: 301 Washington Street

GPS coordinates: 43.59333,-83.88917

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25