Landsberg City Hall

Landsberg City Hall (German: Rathaus Landsberg, Polish: Ratusz Landsberg) is a Grade II listed municipal building in Landsberg, Lavendershire. It was built in Neo-Baroque style and was designed by Otto von Drüsselstein. The City Hall is one of the largest Government buildings in the People‘s Republic of Neutralston. As of 2008, it is the Headquarters of the German District Assembly.
=== History ===
In 1911, it became apparent that the Town Hall in Tezzaburg wasn‘t well-suited for the ever-growing German community and the rampant growth of Landsberg. It was decided to build a new, larger, better City Hall in Landsberg. With the help of architect Otto von Drüsselstein and the Provisional Government, the City Hall was going to be built in Neo-Baroque style and started construction in 1912. The City Hall was completed just before the First World War, in 1914. The City Hall opened on 1. May 1914, with the Borough of Landsberg making it their base of operations and assembly.