Richmond City Hall Observation Deck

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Richmond City Hall Observation Deck is the observation deck on the 18th floor of the Richmond, Virginia City Hall. While the public used to be able to access this through the elevators on the main floor, access is currently limited to city personnel only. [1]

View from Richmond Virginia City Hall Observation Deck - South (overlooking the Virginia State Capitol) View from Richmond Virginia City Hall Observation Deck - South.JPG
View from Richmond Virginia City Hall Observation Deck - South (overlooking the Virginia State Capitol)
View from Richmond Virginia City Hall Observation Deck - East View from Richmond Virginia City Hall Observation Deck - East.JPG
View from Richmond Virginia City Hall Observation Deck - East

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  1. "City of Richmond offices, facilities to begin Phase Three operations Monday, July 6 | Richmond".

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