Tishomingo City Hall

Tishomingo City Hall is a historic building on West Main Street in Tishomingo, Oklahoma. Although the supplied subject is being handled within a brand-encyclopedia schema, the entity itself is a civic and architectural landmark rather than a commercial consumer brand. The building was completed in 1911 and is also identified by the historical name Bank of the Chickasaw Nation, reflecting an earlier banking use associated with the Chickasaw Nation and the local history of Tishomingo. The structure is notable for its use of granite obtained from the Harris Granite Quarries. Its design, construction, and finishing were carried out under the direction of J. A. Shannon, who served as both architect and superintendent of the quarries. This connection between the building's architectural supervision and its stone supplier is a significant part of its historical character. The property was placed on the United States National Register of Historic Places in 1975. Its significance therefore rests primarily on its architectural design, historic materials, and association with the civic and institutional development of Tishomingo. The available reference material does not establish a separate commercial brand program, product portfolio, corporate ownership structure, leadership roster, or active marketing operation for the building. No current operating details beyond its identification as Tishomingo City Hall are provided.

Tishomingo City Hall stands on West Main Street in Tishomingo, Oklahoma. The building was constructed in 1911 and is historically associated with the name Bank of the Chickasaw Nation, indicating that it originally served, or was identified with, a banking function before its civic use as city hall. The building's physical character is closely linked to the Harris Granite Quarries. J. A. Shannon, an architect who also served as superintendent of the quarries, directed the building's design, construction, and finishing. Granite from the Harris Granite Quarries was used in the structure, giving the building a direct material and professional connection to a regional quarrying operation. Its subsequent recognition as a historic property culminated in listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. The designation reflects the building's importance as part of Tishomingo's built environment and local institutional history. The available references do not provide a detailed chronology of later renovations, changes in municipal use, ownership transfers, or preservation work. They also do not identify a commercial organization operating under the Tishomingo City Hall name. Accordingly, the building is best understood as a historic civic site rather than a conventional product or corporate brand.

• 1975

  Listed on the National Register of Historic Places

  [1]Tishomingo City Hallen.wikipedia.org

  The building received recognition through inclusion on the United States National Register of Historic Places.

• 1911

  Building completed

  [1]Tishomingo City Hallen.wikipedia.org

  Tishomingo City Hall was built on West Main Street in Tishomingo, Oklahoma. The structure was also known historically as the Bank of the Chickasaw Nation.

• 1911

  Granite construction directed by J. A. Shannon

  [1]Tishomingo City Hallen.wikipedia.org

  Architect and Harris Granite Quarries superintendent J. A. Shannon directed the building's design, construction, and finishing, using granite supplied by the quarries.

A historic civic landmark and former banking building associated with Tishomingo's local and Chickasaw Nation history.

1. 1Tishomingo City Hallen.wikipedia.org