Posted in Nebraska
May 12, 2019
The Smallest City Hall In America Is In Nebraska, And You’ll Want To See It
You may think you already know about all of the fun and unusual things all across Nebraska, but have you ever seen this tiny building? It’s the smallest city hall in the entire country, and it’s a delightfully unique place to visit.
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The tiny city hall was built during the Great Depression. It was also a pump house back then, and although the pump hasn't been used since the 1950s, it's still located in the basement. On the front of the building, red marbles set into the building's facade spell out "City-Hall," giving the building a real sense of retro charm.

Address: Maskell, NE, 68751. Drive through Maskell to find this little hidden gem – you can’t miss it.
There’s another town in Nebraska with some impressively small buildings (not to mention a seriously amazing restaurant) – read all about it in this article from the archives.