Savannah City Hall

B.L. M. Hardee Built 1906 20 E Gordon St, Savannah, GA 31401

Beaux-Arts 85%
Classical Roman 60%

Savannah City Hall is a prominent star of the city's skyline, recognized for its distinctive gold dome. The building is a significant example of the Beaux-Arts architectural style and serves as the headquarters for the city's government.

Architectural Styles

Beaux-Arts

85%

The Beaux-Arts style is evident in the grandiose structure of the building, featuring symmetrical shapes and elaborate decorative elements.

Dome
Symmetrical facade
Decorative cornices
Columns
Ornate detailing

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Classical Roman

60%

Classical Roman influences can be seen in the use of columns and arches that echo traditional Roman structures.

Columned portico
Archways
Pilasters
Rusticated base
Statues

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Notable Features

Gold dome
Statue of a Confederate soldier
Intricate interior details

Historical Context

Built in the early 20th century, Savannah City Hall symbolizes the city's growth and prosperity during that period and represents the Beaux-Arts movement in American architecture.