Old Anchorage City Hall, Public administration building in downtown Anchorage, United States.

Old Anchorage City Hall is a two-story reinforced concrete building with a rusticated ground floor and round-arch openings located on West Fourth Avenue. The structure demonstrates the construction methods typical of government buildings from the 1930s in Alaska's largest city.

The building was completed in 1936 during the Great Depression with support from the Public Works Administration. Its construction marked a shift in Anchorage from wood-frame to reinforced concrete construction methods for public buildings.

The building's name changed with its uses: locals call it Historic City Hall, and since the city offices left it has housed the sales staff of Visit Anchorage, formerly the Anchorage Convention & Visitors Bureau. Visitors can step in at 524 West Fourth Avenue to pick up city information.

The building now houses Visit Anchorage, the city's visitor information center, providing maps and tourism resources. Its downtown location makes it easy to find and a convenient starting point for exploring the surrounding area.

Until 1979, this building housed the city's police and fire departments, jail cells, and a public library all under one roof. This concentration of essential services shows how city operations were organized in a single compact structure.