The construction
of The Georgetown City Hall was completed in 1889.
Its architecture is described as Danube Gothic in
timber, largely due to its stylized tower, with wrought-iron
crenellations at the very apex.
The Hall is open to the public, and the once-handsome
concert hall, on the third floor, is a curious sight
to behold. It is now the temporary home of the Department
of Environment and Health, whose own building was
pulled down recently after being judged to be unsafe.
