Branford Town Hall, Greek Revival town hall in Branford, United States

Branford Town Hall is a public administrative building at 1019 Main Street in Connecticut with stuccoed walls and a columned front facade. The structure serves as the center for local government offices and community matters.

Branford was founded in 1644 as part of the New Haven Colony. The town's 19th-century growth created the need for a town hall and court house, and this building was erected in 1857 in the Greek Revival style, attributed to architect Henry Austin.

The building displays the architectural style that was common for public structures in 19th-century America. It represents the classical approach that the community chose for its most important institutions.

The building is publicly accessible and sits in an easy-to-reach area of the town center. Visitors should come during business hours when the spaces are in use and the architecture is best viewed.

The building is attributed to Henry Austin, the architect behind many of Connecticut's Greek Revival landmarks. Its two additions came in separate eras: a columned front portico in the early 20th century and a rear extension in the late 20th century.