nysLandmarks.com - Binghamton City Hall

Binghamton City Hall is an integral part of Binghamton's Historic District, one of many late 19th century structures located at the center of the city. Facing the Broome County Courthouse it establishes a western boundary of the courtyard and stands unique as the only building of the Beaux Arts French Renaissance Style in the city.

Original Name	Binghamton City Hall
Current Name	Grand Royale A Clarion Collection Hotel
Location	Across from the County Courthouse 80 State Street Binghamton Broome County New York
Map	Click Here for a Map & Driving Directions
Category	Government Building
Designations	National Historic Landmark National Historic District Placed on National Register 1973
Construction Began	1898
Architect	Raymond Francis Almirall (1869-1939) Architectural firm of Ingle and Almirall won design competition to design the building.
Original Owner	City of Binghamton
Original Use	City Hall Vacated in 1972 to move into new facility.
Architectural Style	Beaux Arts French Renaissance
Number of Stories	5
Foundation	Concrete
Walls	Brick, Native Sandstone
Roofing	Slate Mansards; built-up Flat Roofing Ornate Slate Dormers
Interior	Ornate Interior with Pictures of Former Mayors
Current Owner	Clarion Hotels Public
Current Use	Hotel
Current Condition	Excellent
Public Access	Yes, 7 days/week

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