Burbank City Hall

The municipal building features a 77-foot central tower with an inset decorative concrete grille and a granite eagle at the flagpole position.

Construction of the building was completed in 1943 with funding from the Federal Works Agency and Works Progress Administration at a cost of 409,000 dollars.

The Council Chamber contains a mural called The Four Freedoms, based on Franklin Roosevelt's 1941 speech, painted on teakwood-panelled walls.

The government facility at 275 East Olive Avenue provides multiple municipal services including marriage licenses, administrative duties, and public meetings.

Nineteen different types of marble were incorporated into the lobby design, along with bronze railings and a compass rose pattern representing aerospace connections.

Location: Burbank

Inception: 1943

Architectural style: modern architecture

Address: 275 East Olive Avenue

GPS coordinates: 34.18194,-118.30750

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:24