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Line 65: [[File:PittsburghCity-CountyBuilding.jpg\|thumb\|The Pittsburgh City-County Building (right) is adjacent to the [[Allegheny County Courthouse]] (left)]] In 1914, a competition was held for a new Pittsburgh City Hall. The 16-entry competition led to the commissioning of Edward B. Lee, a respected Pittsburgh architect, with Palmer, Hornbostel, & Jones as associated architects. The ~~genius behind the~~ completed design was done by Hornbostel.{{cn}} On the seventh floor of the building is a massive mural completed in 1940 entitled "Justice" by award winning artist [[Harry Scheuch]].<ref>{{cite web\|last=Pitz \|first=Marylynne \|url=http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09110/964137-455.stm \|title=Legacy of FDR's public art program proves indelible \| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette \|publisher=Post-gazette.com \|date=2009-04-20 \|accessdate=2016-08-15}}</ref> ==Popular culture==

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