Tacoma, Washington

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Tacoma's Old City Hall, an Italianate building with a clock tower completed in 1893, served as the city's government seat and now holds offices, shops and restaurants. Security guards and others have reported elevators that move on their own, and local accounts name several spirits, including a former inmate and officials.
Historic building with businesses; the exterior and lobby can be seen from Commerce Street, and interior access varies by tenant.
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