File:Heritage Hall Museum, AKA Hamilton Municipal Building.jpg
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The Hamilton Municipal Building, located at 20 High Street, Hamilton, Ohio, was dedicated Sunday, November 24, 1935. The city of Hamilton had several local leading architects including Frederick Mueller, Walter Hair and their associate Ralph Hetterich involved on the project. The Art Deco Style of the structure is elegant with intricate details woven throughout the building's fourth and fifth stories. The impressive array of stone bas reliefs were molded by Robert McCloskey, at a young 19 years of age. This beautiful Art Deco Monument is currently home to the Heritage Hall Museum and the Municipal Beer Brewery.
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