Alexandria, a city in close nearness to the United States capital, is especially noted for its socially rich Old Town which contains fine eateries, upscale boutiques, theaters and obsolescent stores. Numerous nightlife seekers visit this territory of Alexandria.
In Alexandria, Virginia stands the forcing Alexandria City Hall which dates to 1871. At first the site was a commercial center and accordingly a courthouse; the building which stands today is an imitation of the past building made in 1817 which was obliterated by flame.
The draftsman of the building which one sees today was prestigious planner Adolf Cluss, initially a local of Germany. In the building diagrams Cluss laid extraordinary accentuation on the toughness and strength of the structure to withstand disasters. The configuration essentially includes solid dividers and workmanship with segments of cast iron, with a roof made out of wood.
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