Among the many mercantile, entertaining, and historical treasures the Village of Genoa(founded in 1857) has to offer, the Historic Town Hall (built in 1883) is a must-see for a variety of reasons. The Genoa Town Hall is listed in the National Register of Historic Places; it is classified as the oldest free-standing municipal building in Ottawa County. The Town Hall is located at 509 Main Street; Genoa , OH 43430
The Village of Genoa's Mayor, Mark Williams, has recently implemented "Talk with the Mayor Day'; which takes place in the Town Hall. This is a scheduled time and day for citizens to come in and discuss concerns, issues, and ask the Mayor questions regarding the community. The Genoa Village Hall, which houses The Genoa Civic Theatre on its second floor, is a delight for architectural and historical buffs alike. Whether appreciative of the historic significance of the municipality being governed in this building for more than 120 years; or the picturesque grandeur of this restored structure, the Town Hall is an awe-inspiring sight to behold!