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A Brief History Designed in 1915 by architect
Arthur Brown, this French Renaissance-style Beaux Arts
landmark is considered by many to be San Francisco's most
beautiful structure. The 24-carat gilded dome soars 306 feet
above the newly refurbished building, reopened in January
1999. Internal highlights include birdcage elevators, crystal
chandeliers, oak paneling and skylights, all of which have
survived 3 fires and a major earthquake.
City Hall
Belongs to You In addition to housing local government
offices, City Hall is a building you can actually use. At the
City Payment Center, you can buy transit passes, process your
passport, pay your water bill, take care of business and
property taxes, get a license and register to vote. You can
also rent various rooms for posh events such as weddings,
parties and galas. Tamar
Love
Climbing Through The Castle City
Hall features regular art exhibits on the ground
floor, including photography, painting and crafts.
Free tours highlighting building history, art and
architecture are available daily. For more
information call the Docent Tour Hotline at
(415)554-6023 |
Our Glorious City On the last
Tuesday of every month, the Museum of the City of
San Francisco and San Francisco City Hall will
present a special lecture series entitled "The
Story of San Francisco," designed to honor the
communities and history of San Francisco.
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CROSS STREETS
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| Between Van Ness & Polk
Streets |
PARKING
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| An underground parking lot is located on
McAllister. |
HOURS
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| Mon-Fri 8am-8pm; Sat 12pm-4pm |
LINKS
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City
Hall on the Web
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OTHER FEATURES
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Dress code: Fedoras and superfly
camel hair
coats.
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