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The building that houses Tillamook City Hall was built in 1940 and dedicated as a US Post Office. A mural located in the lobby depicts Native Americans present at Capt. Robert Gray’s 1788 landing at Tillamook Bay. It was designed and painted by Lucia Wiley, descendent of Tillamook County pioneers, in 1942. The building was placed on the National Registry of Historic Places by the US Department of Interior on May 12, 1986. The Post Office moved to its new location on May 24, and on October 28 of 1986 the building was dedicated as the new location for Tillamook City Hall.

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