Distinguished by a false front facade and belfry, the Sequim Town Hall is historically significant for its association with the establishment and evolution of municipal government in the small northern Clallam County community of Sequim. Construction of the frame building in 1914 was among the first acts of the newly incorporated town, and the structure remained in service as the government center until 1973. Despite interior remodeling, the structure retains a vernacular boomtown character on the exterior, and is the building most closely connected with the civic life of the city during its first half-century.