Built around 1752, it is one of the oldest civil buildings in the town. It served as the Town Hall and municipal prison and originally had an entrance on Padre Revuelto Street until 1939 when the current entrance was opened in the Plaza de la Constitución.

In 1873, the clock was installed in the upper part, of which the dial and the top of the bell are still preserved. The mechanism can be seen in the Ángel Estévez Ethnological Collection. The building currently houses the Manuel Campanero Camacho Municipal Library, father of Rafael Campanero Guzmán, honorary president of the Cordoba football club.