First City Hall Historical Marker

Greenup St
Covington, KY 41011

First City Hall Historical Marker is a site in Covington, KY that commemorates the city's historical significance as the location of its first city hall. Visitors can explore the marker to learn about the city's past and its role in shaping the community.

This historical marker serves as a reminder of Covington's rich history and provides a glimpse into the city's early governance and development. It offers a unique opportunity for visitors to connect with the past and appreciate the heritage of the area.

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