The Neo-Renaissance Nusle Town Hall, the work of architect Antonín Turek, is located in Prague's Nusle at the corner of Táborská Street and General Kutlvašr Square. The building, built in 1908-1909, when Nusle was an independent town, served as the town hall and the seat of the district office until 1922. The town hall complex also includes older buildings — a pseudo-Baroque building from 1897 (now a hairdressing school) and the house U čtyř rytířů (The Four Knights) from 1904 (now the municipal police). At present, the Nusel Town Hall houses the Prague 4 Municipal Office, representative rooms and a marriage hall.