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A Renaissance building standing in Poznań's Old Market Square, once serving as the town hall. The bugle call of Poznań is played every day from the town hall tower. The interior of the town hall is currently occupied by the Poznań City History Museum, which is a branch of the Poznań National Museum. The Poznań City Hall first appeared in the documents in 1313 as Domus consulum. Its construction was completed around 1300 during the reign of Wenceslas II of Bohemia. It was a one-story Gothic building erected on a square plan. The cellars have been preserved from this period. The current goat mechanism comes from the late twentieth century (it was also mentioned in 1954). The goats will be delivered every day at 12 o'clock. The look closest to the project of J. B. di Quadro with the changes made after the renovation of the Good Order Commission was restored, which lasted in 1992-2002.