Dearborn City Hall Complex

The Dearborn City Hall Complex includes three connected structures spanning 300 feet along Michigan Avenue with a prominent central Colonial cupola and symmetrical brick facade.

Marcus Burrowes designed the original municipal building in 1921 when the area was known as Springwells, with construction costs exceeding 200,000 dollars at the time.

The complex contains a marble staircase connecting four levels, with terrazzo flooring throughout the building reflecting the architectural standards of early 20th century civic buildings.

Located at 13615 Michigan Avenue, the complex houses government offices, police facilities, and municipal courts, serving as the administrative center for Dearborn residents.

The 1929 Police and Municipal Courts Building features a U-shaped structure with limestone entrance, designed by John Kasurin as part of the expanding complex.

Location: Michigan

Inception: 1921

Architects: Marcus Burrowes

Architectural style: Colonial Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 42.32139,-83.17667

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:32