The building, at 6th and Chestnut Streets across fromIndependence Hall, is 92% leased to foreign consulates, law firms,insurance companies, nonprofits, the Federal government and theDowntown Club, among others.
The Public Ledger Building is a neo-Georgian structure built in1927 by legendary publisher Cyrus H. K. Curtis as his offices andresidence. Curtis spared no expense in executing architect HoraceTrumbauer's design, providing vaulted and decorated ceilings, widemarble hallways, elegant hand-carved moldings, and more. Thebuilding has been extensively renovated during the past 20 yearsand provided with updated climate controls, elevators and securitysystems while maintaining its design integrity.
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