Foto de stock - Malaysia, Penang, Georgetown, City Hall. The City Hall of Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia, is located at the intersection of Lebuh Light and Lebuh Pantai. It is a colonial-style building built in 1929 by the British government and is considered one of Penang's most critical Historical buildings. City Hall houses the Penang Municipal Council, the state's local authority. The building's design is a classic example of British architecture famous in the early-20th century. It features a wide, arched façade with Greco-Roman columns, stone balconies, and ornamental pediments. The building also features a clock tower in the center, the signature landmark of Penang City Hall. Within its walls, visitors can find various government offices, a library and a gallery.