Old City Hall, Historic building in Philadelphia
Old City Hall served as the home of the United States Supreme Court from the year 1791 until 1800.
The ground-breaking construction highlighted the Federal style and began in 1789, bearing witness to crucial early American judicial activities.
Its majestic architecture stood as a symbol of the young nation's pride and democratic ideals.
Now part of Independence National Historical Park, Old City Hall remains open for visitor exploration.
This historic edifice marks the site where some of the earliest and most influential Supreme Court decisions were made.
Location: Philadelphia
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