Fairport Village Hall

Built in 1906 as Perinton's Town Hall at a cost of approximately $20,000, the Village Hall, or Municipal Building, housed town offices on the first floor, a jail in the basement, village-leased space on the second floor, and an auditorium for public meetings and movies. After the village bought the building in 1931, the interior was renovated, two palladian arches over the second-floor windows were removed, the tower was replaced, and an addition was built for a new jail and a firehouse. Since the early 1980's, the Fairport Police Department has occupied the first floor of the addition, while village offices have used the rest of the building.

Fairport, New York · United States