The current structure replaced a noteworthy two-story limestone structure built in 1902 as a meeting hall for the local chapter of the International Order of Odd Fellows. As was typical, the Odd Fellows occupied the second floor and leased out the ground floor to retail tenants. The deteriorating structure was torn down for a new library building in 1970 and later renovated around 1988 for City Council Chambers and offices. The current structure is a renovation of that structure, replacing brick with a limestone façade designed to fit into the architectural style of   other buildings on the square. This 5,000 square foot building once housed the Municipal Court and City Council Chambers.

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