Birmingham Council House - Iconic Neoclassical Architecture & Civic Landmark #1843188 (License: Personal Use)

This striking neoclassical structure, completed in 1879, features a prominent Corinthian-columned portico, symmetrical façade, and a soaring clock tower crowned with a cupola. Constructed from local sandstone, it houses the city’s council chambers and ceremonial rooms, blending Victorian grandeur with functional civic design.

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