Titusville City

Titusville City Hall is located at 107 North Franklin Street, Titusville PA16354;phone 814-827=5300.

First settled c. 1796, Titusville wass incorporated as a boro in 1849, and as a city in 1866.

Titusville City Hall [1] was entered onto the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. It was constucted c. 1865 as a private residence. Sometime later it was sold, converted to the "Bush House" hotel, and, until c. 1872 was a local and regional center of social life. The City acquired it in 1872 for use as City Hall. The Greek Revival style is unique to the area. Sometime between construction and acquisition by the City, two wings were added to the rear of the building.

1. National Register of Historic Places, Titusville City Hall, nomination document, 1974, National Park Service, Washington DC