Baltimore City Hall

The Second Empire style Baltimore City Hall features marble walls, cast iron details, and stained glass windows across its four floors and basement level.

Construction began in 1867 under architect George A. Frederick's design, with completion achieved in 1875 during a period of urban expansion.

The building's rotunda serves as a central gathering space for civic ceremonies, government meetings, and administrative functions of Baltimore's municipal leadership.

Located at 100 North Holliday Street, the city hall provides government services and offices during regular business hours through the week.

The structure incorporates diverse materials including brick, bluestone, slate, and marble, demonstrating construction techniques from the late nineteenth century.

Location: Baltimore

Inception: 1875

Architects: George A. Frederick

Architectural style: Second Empire architecture in the United States and Canada

Floors above the ground: 4

Floors below the ground: 1

Made from material: brick, cast iron, marble, bluestone, slate, stained glass window

Address: 100 N Holliday St, Baltimore, MD 21202 21202

GPS coordinates: 39.29100,-76.61070

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:24