U.S. City By City Hall - Picture Quiz - Statistics

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This quiz has been taken 49 times
The average score is 10 of 27

Answer Stats

Hint	Answer	% Correct
	Los Angeles	80%
Former city hall. It was the only U.S. city hall that was a palace.	Honolulu	75%
Tallest building in the world at one point.	Philadelphia	70%
This major city's seat of government looks like it's a yacht club.	Miami	60%
Suburb of the previous city	Newark	55%
80 miles or so from the previous city	New York City	50%
Complete with roof garden view of the "smokeless ashtray" state office building next door.	Chicago	45%
Twin to the previous city	Oakland	45%
Suburban city hall often filmed in place of universities	Pasadena	45%
	Phoenix	45%
Built over 100 years ago to replace a grandiose city hall that collapsed.	San Francisco	45%
80 miles or so from the previous city	Milwaukee	40%
Called the ugliest building in the city for over 50 years.	Boston	35%
Embattled city hall in 2020	Minneapolis	35%
The reds are a very popular feature.	Cincinnati	30%
	Denver	30%
This old city hall stands out far more than the modern city hall of its larger port neighbor 25 miles north.	Tacoma	30%
	Buffalo	25%
Designed by I.M. Pei. The giant columns are unnecessary, but were added later due to the nervousness of people in and around the building.	Dallas	25%
	Salt Lake City	25%
The city itself is a gem of American architecture.	New Orleans	20%
Part of another twin city metropolis	Tampa	20%
Bonus: Small mountain city with prominent art deco architecture	Asheville	15%
Smaller city, but one of the most common JetPunk city answers.	Springfield, Massachusetts	15%
Several interconnected TV shows spent some of their time at this city hall.	Baltimore	10%
	St. Louis	10%
Old city hall, foreground	Richmond	5%