Modern Federal · City halls

View of downtown Albany, Texas, seat of Shackelford County. The portion of the adjoined brown buildings to the left is Albany's City Hall

Albany, Texas · 1850–1939

View of downtown Albany, Texas, seat of Shackelford County. The portion of the adjoined brown buildings to the left is Albany's City Hall, Albany, Texas, 1850–1939
View of downtown Albany, Texas, seat of Shackelford County. The portion of the adjoined brown buildings to the left is Albany's City Hall, Albany, Texas, 1850–1939. City halls — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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