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Savannah City Hall
When the original design of the City Hall building inSavannah called for ornate statues of chariots and horses, the cost to build such a structure was around $200,000—a monumental sum in those days. To keep the cost down, the statues were excluded from the final plans and the Renaissance Revival building began to be constructed. Built in 1901, the structure replaced the original 1799 building and was an impressive sight located on Yamacraw Bluff. The first City council meeting took place in the then City Exchange Building on January 3, 1906. A spectacular architectural masterpiece, City Hall features a domed roof that rises 70 feet into the air.
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Restrooms It was originally made in copper but was gilded in 1987 with sheets of 23-karat gold leaf. Inside, City Hall is just as impressive with a gorgeous dolphin fountain and other unique features including the buildings original business directory listing most of the administrative offices. The second floor of the building is still home to the Mayor’s office and Council Chambers and visitors can see the Hall of Mayors, containing photographs and paintings of past mayors since 1790.