The maiden of Commerce, one of four allegorical statues by Julius Melchers that stood atop Old City Hall. They are now at Historic Fort Wayne.
Photo from the Burton Historical Collection.
The maiden of Art, one of four allegorical statues by Julius Melchers that stood atop Old City Hall. They are now at Historic Fort Wayne.
Photo from the Burton Historical Collection.
The mayor's office
Photo from the Walter P. Reuther Library.
The Common Council chambers
Photo from the Walter P. Reuther Library.
The clockworks, which were saved and are now housed at Ft. Wayne.
Photo from the Walter P. Reuther Library.
An old photo of Old City Hall
Old City Hall, the Pontchartrain Hotel (at far left) and Campus Martius sometime before 1920.
The cupola and the Maidens of Virtue
Photo from the Walter P. Reuther Library.
Old City Hall was the center of life in Detroit for nearly 100 years.
Photo from the Walter P. Reuther Library.
Old City Hall
Photo from the Walter P. Reuther Library.
City Hall sits in the middle of this 1930s shot.
Photo from the Burton Historical Collection.
The city's unemployed line up at Old City Hall in 1930.
Photo from the Detroit News archives.
The roof of Old City Hall looking toward Cadillac Square in 1961.
Photo from the Detroit News archives.
Old City Hall with funeral bunting for Gov. Frank Fitzgerald in 1939.
Photo from the Detroit News archives.
The cupola and flag on Old City Hall in 1961.
Photo from the Detroit News archives.
The maiden of Industry, one of four allegorical statues by Julius Melchers that stood atop Old City Hall. They are now at Historic Fort Wayne.
Photo from the Burton Historical Collection.