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Hendersonville City Hall was built in 1928, and contains many artifacts and historic items, including large statues of of the three Presidents from North Carolina, General Andrew Jackson, James Knox Polk and Andrew Johnson. The statue is actually the ceramicmodel used for making the molds to cast the bronze statue on display at Capital Square in Raleigh, NC. Architect Erle G. Stillwell, designed City Hall, as well as, many other buildings in the City and County. City Hall is located at 145 5th Avenue East. Hours of operation are Mon. - Fri. 8:00am - 5:00pm. For additional information call (828) 697-3000. www.cityofhendersonville.org

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