Savannah City Hall

Hyman Witkor Built 1906 330 Abercorn St, Savannah, GA 31401

Beaux-Arts 90%
Classical Roman 70%
Victorian 50%

Savannah City Hall is an iconic building that symbolizes the city's rich history and governance. With its impressive golden dome and classic design, it stands as a central figure in Savannah's architectural landscape.

Architectural Styles

Beaux-Arts

90%

The grandeur of the building is emphasized through its symmetrical design, detailed ornamentation, and the use of classical elements.

Grand dome
Symmetrical façade
Ornate cornices
Colonnades
Decorative sculptures

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Classical Roman

70%

The influence of Roman architecture is evident in the use of arches and columns, providing a sense of stability and permanence.

Arches
Columns
Pediments
Symmetrical layout
Stone façade

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Victorian

50%

Victorian design elements are seen in the intricate details and ornamental features that add to the building's historical character.

Intricate moldings
Decorative gables
Asymmetrical forms
Patterned brickwork
Stained glass

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Notable Features

Golden dome
Clock tower
Historic significance
Location on a prominent square
Public accessibility

Historical Context

Originally built in 1906, the building reflects the ambitions of the city during a time of growth and development. It remains a significant structure in Savannah's historic district.