Storybrooke Town Hall

"For too long this office was a place to be feared. I want every citizen to feel welcome and included here."

- Mary Margaret

The Storybrooke Town Hall  is a Storybrooke location on ABC's Once Upon a Time. It first appears in the second episode of the first season.

Visitors

 * Archie Hopper
 * Bashful
 * Cora †
 * David Nolan
 * Doc
 * Dopey
 * Dr. Whale


 * Elsa
 * Emma Swan
 * Granny
 * Happy
 * Henry Mills
 * Hook
 * Kathryn Nolan


 * Kurt Flynn †
 * Leroy
 * Marian
 * Miss Ginger
 * Mother Superior
 * Mr. Clark
 * Mr. Gold


 * Neal Nolan
 * Robin Hood
 * Roland
 * Ruby
 * Sheriff Graham †
 * Sidney Glass
 * Walter


 * The Wraith
 * Zelena †

Trivia

 * For exterior scenes, Fort Langley Community Hall doubles as Storybrooke Town Hall. The hall is one of the most popular locations for filming Christmas movies and TV movies in Canada, and has shown up as the city hall of innumerable fictional U.S. towns. The building has appeared on multiple television shows, including the science fiction series Fringe and the drama series Supernatural. The hall has also appeared in several movies, such as the 2005 horror film The Fog, the direct-to-DVD Disney movie Spooky Buddies and the 2012 romantic comedy-drama Hope Springs.
 * Downtown Fort Langley has also been used for filming several scenes on the show. Several local businesses have been transformed into Storybrooke landmarks.
 * The interior of town hall as well as the Mayor's office have forest-themed wallpaper.
 * The wallpaper is Birch Tree Grey Wallpaper and Birch Tree Gold Wallpaper from Fine Decor.
 * As the Evil Queen, Regina possessed a silver chest, which she now retains in the Mayor's office.
 * The white coral fruit bowl in the mayor's office is also featured at the Vampire Authority meeting table in the fifth season of the television drama series True Blood. The bowl is designed by Little Palm Design Group.
 * Regina's mirror is a Howard Elliot Wilmette Art Deco Multi-Facet Round Wall Mirror.
 * The mayor's couch is from Christopher Guy Furniture. The chairs on either side of the sofa are Flirt Chairs from Hancock&Moore.
 * The statue above the fireplace is known as the Horse Statue in White Porcelain and was designed by Inside Avenue.
 * The vase next to the fireplace is a Dora Maar Vase made by Jonathan Adler.
 * The white table lamps on either side of the sofa are Bronte Table Lamps from Robert Abbey.
 * The word "magister" (Latin for "master" or "teacher") is written above the door frame of the Mayor's office. Magister was a title of the Middle Ages, given to a person in authority, or to someone having a license from a university to teach philosophy and the liberal arts. It was also a title given to several positions of authority in Ancient Rome, such as Magister officiorum, which literally means "master of offices".
 * The word "civitas" is engraved over the main entrance to the office. In Ancient Rome, this word referred to the whole body of members of any given state. It was frequently used by the Roman writers to express the condition of a Roman citizen as distinguished from those who were not Roman citizens.
 * When Mary Margaret takes over as mayor, she adds her own personal touch to the mayor's office in the form of a bird painting, and a few bird figurines on the shelves. This is fitting, as she is known to have an affinity for birds.

Appearances
Note: "Archive" denotes archive footage.