Cultural Center Centro-Centro, City Hall, Madrid, Spain

Cultural Center Centro-Centro, City Hall, Madrid, Spain

view of the famous town hall in Hamburg, Germany.

Albert Square with Town Hall in central Manchester England UK Europe

View of the town hall tower bell from the Long Market street, Gdansk, Poland.

Duomo di Modena and the Town Hall in the Piazza Grande (Main Square), Emilia Romagna, Italy.

Woman walking in the alleys of town center, Mykonos, Cyclades Islands, Greek Islands, Greece, Europe.

Staromestska radnice the Old Town Hall at old town square in Prague Czech Republic Europe

City Hall Paris, France, Europe

Bamrung Muang Road near Bangkok City Hall and Wat Suthat is the largest center for Buddhist supply shops in the country.

San Francisco California, the City Hall

View from the Town Hall over the Easter market on the Old Town Square, Old Town, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Prague, Bohemia, Czech Republic

town meeting

illustration of city hall

little red school house

Panoramic view of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, taken from City Hall Tower.

Signs & Symbols - line art The Americas Zuni bowl Pueblo Indians in central New Mexico whose towns were thought to be the legendary Seven Cities of Cibola, center of the "Golden Empire" sought by Coronado and other explorers.

Artifacts - Porcelain - Persia Persian Fayence Dish 17th Century Fayence is the French name for a style of tin-glazed porcelain remarkable for its fastness of color over hundreds of years. Italian manufacture was centered in the town of Faenza, near Bo

Artifacts - Porcelain - Italy Fayence Plate - Urbino Ware c. 1550-80 Fayence is the French name for a style of tin-glazed porcelain remarkable for its fastness of color over hundreds of years. Italian manufacture was centered in the town of Faenza, near

Artifacts - Porcelain - Spain Hispano-Moresque Fayence Dish c. 1580 Fayence is the French name for a style of tin-glazed porcelain remarkable for its fastness of color over hundreds of years. Italian manufacture was centered in the town of Faenza, near

Artifacts - Porcelain - Greece Rhodian Fayence Dish, 18th century Fayence is the French name for a style of tin-glazed porcelain remarkable for its fastness of color over hundreds of years. Italian manufacture was centered in the town of Faenza, near Bo

Planet Earth covered by huge skyscrapers and buildings.

Frankfurt center, town hall