Near Union Station is the old City Hall building. As St. Louis expanded, the city hall was moved further west of downtown to its present location in 1904. St. Louis City Hall, still in use, was designed in the Renaissance Revival style reminiscent of the Hotel de Ville in Paris, France.
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Monday, September 28, 2015
old City Hall
Near Union Station is the old City Hall building. As St. Louis expanded, the city hall was moved further west of downtown to its present location in 1904. St. Louis City Hall, still in use, was designed in the Renaissance Revival style reminiscent of the Hotel de Ville in Paris, France.
Near Union Station is the old City Hall building. As St. Louis expanded, the city hall was moved further west of downtown to its present location in 1904. St. Louis City Hall, still in use, was designed in the Renaissance Revival style reminiscent of the Hotel de Ville in Paris, France.
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