Savannah City Hall

Hyman Witcover Built 1906 100 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401

Beaux-Arts 85%
Neoclassical 70%

Savannah City Hall is an iconic political and administrative building located in Savannah, Georgia. Its gold dome and neoclassical design make it a significant landmark in the city and a symbol of its rich history.

Architectural Styles

Beaux-Arts

85%

The Beaux-Arts style is showcased through the building's grandiose design with classical details, symmetry, and an emphasis on ornamentation.

Large central dome
Classical columns
Symmetrical facade
Ornate detailing
Use of stone

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Neoclassical

70%

Neoclassical elements appear in the building's use of columns, lavish facade, and overall grandeur reminiscent of classical architecture.

Columned entrance
Pediments
Proportionality
Use of classical motifs
Emphasis on formality

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Notable Features

Gold dome
Prominent clock
Historic significance
Central location
City’s administrative functions

Historical Context

Built in 1906, Savannah City Hall exemplifies the civic pride of the early 20th century and is a key architectural piece that reflects the city's growth and identity.