Modern Federal · City halls

Various-shaped balls used in different sports are incorporated into the architecture of the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame & Museum building in Jackson, the capital city of Mississippi

Jackson · 1850–1939

Various-shaped balls used in different sports are incorporated into the architecture of the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame & Museum building in Jackson, the capital city of Mississippi, Jackson, 1850–1939
Various-shaped balls used in different sports are incorporated into the architecture of the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame & Museum building in Jackson, the capital city of Mississippi, Jackson, 1850–1939. City halls — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

More from this collection

Chapel Hall, the main building of Gallaudet University, once the National Deaf Mute College, Washington, D.C., Washington D.c., District Of Columbia, 1850–1939Chapel Hall, the main building of Gallaudet University, once the…Washington D.c., District Of Columbia, 1850–1939Lorenzo's Pizza sign on South Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, 1850–1939Lorenzo's Pizza sign on South Street, Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaPennsylvania, 1850–1939The David Munson Osborne Memorial City Hall, designed by architect Henry Shepley, opened in 1930 in Auburn, New York. A manufacturer of harvesting machines, Osborne was mayor of Auburn from 1879 to 1881, New York (state), 1850–1939The David Munson Osborne Memorial City Hall, designed by architect…New York (state), 1850–1939Trinidad, Colorado's first city building, erected in 1888, was not only Firehouse No. 1 but also city hall, police station, and jail. As of 2016, it housed a children's museum, Trinidad, 1850–1939Trinidad, Colorado's first city building, erected in 1888, was not only…Trinidad, 1850–1939Grawemeyer Hall, the signature building of the University fo Louisville's Belknap Campus in Louisville, Kentucky's largest city, which lies along the winding Ohio River across from the state of Indiana, Kentucky, 1850–1939Grawemeyer Hall, the signature building of the University fo…Kentucky, 1850–1939The Surrogate's Courthouse in New York City's Manhattan borough, or county-like administrative jurisdiction, New York (state), 1850–1939The Surrogate's Courthouse in New York City's Manhattan borough, or…New York (state), 1850–1939One of Winchester, Virginia's, most-loved and discussed (and small) landmarks is this simple weathervane, atop the city's 1886 fire hall, Winchester, 1850–1939One of Winchester, Virginia's, most-loved and discussed (and small)…Winchester, 1850–1939This statue before City Hall in Niagara Falls, New York, which takes its name from the nearby, world-famous complex of waterfalls that amaze visitors on both sides of the American-Canadian border, Niagara Falls, 1850–1939This statue before City Hall in Niagara Falls, New York, which takes…Niagara Falls, 1850–1939