| ALABAMA
- MONTGOMERY |
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Alabama State Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama |
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| ALASKA - JUNEAU |
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| ARIZONA - PHOENIX |
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Front of Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix
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12-96
Front of Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix further away than prior
picture
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| ARKANSAS - LITTLE ROCK |
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| 9-2006
Front of State Capitol |
9-2006
Close up of Front of State Capitol and flags
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| 9-2006
Back of State Capitol
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9-2006
Senate chamber of State Capitol
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| 9-2006
Rotunda inside State Capitol |
9-2006
Inside of State Capitol |
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| CALIFORNIA - SACRAMENTO |
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| 11-73
Front of California State Capitol in Sacramento
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11-73
Front of California State Capitol in Sacramento furthur away
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House Podium with picture of Washington in California State Capitol in
Sacramento
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11-73
Senate Podium with picture of Washington in California State Capitol in
Sacramento
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| COLORADO - DENVER |
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| 9-1999
Colorado State Capitol in Denver.
Excavation for the State Capitol began in 1886 and completed in 1908
although some offices were used starting in 1894. Cost to build
was $3M.
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9-1999
View from Colorado State Capitol in Denver
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View of Denver skyline from Colorado State Capitol in Denver
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CONNECTICUT - HARTFORD
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Connecticut State Capitol in Hartford
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| DELAWARE - DOVER |
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| 10-04 Front of
Delaware State Capitol in Dover. The Capitol was built in 1933,
expanded in 1970 and 1994 and renovated in 1997.
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10-04 Back of
Delaware State Capitol in Dover
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Senate chambers in Delaware State Capitol
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10-04 House
chambers in Delaware State Capitol
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FLORIDA - TALLAHASSEE
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Front of State
Capitol in Tallahassee Florida, built in 1977. It is probably the
newest state capitol and one of four non domed capitols. Other
non domed capitols are Nebraska, North Dakota and Louisiana
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Front of State capitol with old state capitol in foreground
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Senate chambers
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| GEORGIA - ATLANTA |
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| 8-03 Front
of
Georgia
State Capitol in Atlanta, Georgia |
8-03 Back
of Georgia
State Capitol in Atlanta, Georgia |
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Jimmy Carter (39th President) in front of Georgia State Capitol
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8-03 Inside
of Georgia
State Capitol |
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| HAWAII - HONOLULU |
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| 11-65
Hawaii State Capitol in Honolulu |
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| IDAHO - BOISE |
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Idaho State Capitol in Boise |
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Wider picture of Idaho State Capitol in Boise
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| ILLINOIS - SPRINGFIELD |
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Front of Illinois State Capitol in
Springfield. This is 6th State Capitol in Illinois and 2nd in
Springfield finished in 1888 after 20 years of construction at a total
cost of $4.3M |
10-98
Emily and Gene Slagle in front of statute of Stephen Douglas located at
entrance to Illinois State Capitol in Springfield.
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Back of Illinois State Capitol in Springfield
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| INDIANA - INDIANAPOLIS |
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| 7-80
Indiana State Capitol in Indianapolis
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Wider view of
Indiana State Capitol in Indianapolis
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| 10-98
Indiana State Capitol in Indianapolis
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| IOWA - DES MOINES |
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| 9-77
Front of Iowa State Capitol in Des Moines
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| KANSAS - TOPEKA |
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| 10-99
Kansas State Capitol in Topeka. The
capitol construction was completed in 1903 after 37 years of
construction for $3.2M.
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| KENTUCKY - FRANKFORT |
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| 8-03
Kentucky State Capital in Frankfort, Kentucky. Present state
capitol was finished in 1910. |
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Inside Kentucky State Capitol |
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| LOUISIANA - BATON ROUGE |
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| 10-07
Front of state capitol in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. It was built in
1933 in 14 months under the guidance of Governor Huey Long. Long
was assassinatd in his new capitol four years later
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10-07
Front of state capitol in Baton Rouge, Louisiana through the trees.
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| 10-07 Fifty steps leading to entrance of
state capitol. Each
step represents a state and they are in order of becoming a state
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10-07
Senate chambers |
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MAINE - AUGUSTA
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Front of Maine State Capitol in Augusta, Maine
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10-04
Front of Maine State Capitol in Augusta, Maine from further away
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House chambers of Maine State Capitol
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| MARYLAND - ANNAPOLIS |
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| 10-07 Front of Maryland state
capitol in Annapolis, Maryland. It is the oldest state capitol in
continual use. It was built in 1780.
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10-07 Back of state capitol
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| 10-10-07 Wooden dome inside
state capitol. Only wooden dome in US. Wooden pegs are huge
and are made of wood resistant to termites. Now over 200 years
old. |
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| MASSACHUSETTS - BOSTON |
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| 10-07
Front of Massachusetts State Capitol in
Boston. Cornerstone to state capitol was laid 7-4-1795 by
Governor Samuel Adams and Paul Revere and was complet ed in 1798.
The original was only 65 feet wide.
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| MICHIGAN - LANSING |
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| 10-01 Michigan
Capitol
in Lansing, Michigan |
10-01 Senate
Chamber in Michigan Capitol in Lansing, Michigan
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| MINNESOTA - ST PAUL |
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| 9-1999
Minnesota State Capitol in St.
Paul. The present and 3rd state capitol building was built from
1896 to 1905 for $4.5M |
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| MISSISSIPPI - JACKSON |
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| 11-00
Mississippi State Capitol in Jackson, Mississippi |
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| MISSOURI - JEFFERSON CITY |
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10-99 The third capitol was
started in 1913. The first two capitols were destroyed by fire.
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| MONTANA - HELENA |
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| 9-24-00
Front of Montana State Capitol in Helena, Montana |
9-24-00
Side of Montana State Capitol in Helena, Montana |
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| NEBRASKA - LINCOLN |
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| 9-99
Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln. The Capitol was built from
1922 to 1932 at a cost of $10. It was the nations first capitol
with an office tower. |
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| NEVADA - CARSON CITY |
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| 8-96
Front of Nevada State Capitol in Carson City
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8-96
Closer view
of Nevada State Capitol in Carson City
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| NEW HAMPSHIRE - CONCORD |
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| 10-04 Front of New Hampshire State Capitol in
Concord. This is the oldest capitol building in the nation in
which the legislature uses its original chambers. The Capitol
building opened in 1819. New Hampshire has smallest number of
senators (24) and highest number of representatives (400) in the
nation. That equates to one representative to every 2700
citizens, a world record! |
810-04
Statue of Daniel Webster in front of New Hampshire State Capitol in
Concord. Daniel Webster was a Congressman, US Senator from New
Hampshire and US Secretary of State.
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| 10-1997
Back of New Hampshire State Capitol in Concord.
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| NEW JERSEY - TRENTON |
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| 10-04 Front of
New Jersey State Capitol in Trenton, New Jersey. The New Jersey
Capitol was built in 1792 for $400. It was enlarged and or
remodeled in 1845, 1865, 1871, 1900, 1903, 1906, 1911, 1958 and 1987.
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10-04 Front of
New Jersey State Capitol in Trenton, New Jersey from further away
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| NEW MEXICO - SANTA FE |
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| NEW YORK - ALBANY |
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| 10-97
Front of New York State Capitol in Albany. State Capitol was
declared complete by Teddy Roosevelt after 28 years in
construction. Much of it was destroyed by fire in 1911 and
rebuilt. |
10-97
Back of New York State Capitol in Albany. |
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| NORTH CAROLINA - RALEIGH |
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| 8-03
Front of
North
Carolina State Capitol in Raleigh, North Carolina |
8-03 Back
of
North
Carolina State Capitol in Raleigh, North Carolina |
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House Chambers in
North
Carolina State Capitol |
8-03
Library in North
Carolina State Capitol |
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| NORTH DAKOTA - BISMARK |
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8-77
Close up of North
Dakota State Capitol in Bismark, North Dakota through trees
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8-77 Front
of North
Dakota State Capitol in Bismark, North Dakota |
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North
Dakota State Capitol in Bismark, North Dakota
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| OHIO - COLUMBUS |
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| 10-01
Ohio Capitol in Columbus, Ohio. The Ohio Capitol was built from
1839 to 1861 and restored in 1996. It is 19th century Greek
Revival architecture. |
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Another view of Ohio Capitol in Columbus, Ohio |
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President William McKinley statue in front of Ohio Capitol in Columbus,
Ohio |
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| OKLAHOMA - OKLAHOMA CITY |
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| 10-00 Oklahoma State Capitol in
Oklahoma City - The State Capitol was built from 1913 to
1917. |
10-00
Oklahoma State Capitol in Oklahoma City. Gene and Emily Slagle by
Welcome to Oklahoma Capitol sign. |
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| OREGON - SALEM |
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| 8-00
Front of Oregon State Capitol in Salem, Oregon. This was the 3rd
capitol building with the first two destroyed by fire. The
current building was finished in 1938 for $2.5M. It is the 4th
newest capitol building. |
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Side of Oregon State Capitol in Salem, Oregon
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| PENNSYLVANIA - HARRISBURG |
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| 10-04
Front of Pennsylvania State Capitol. The Capitol was completed in
1906. |
10-04
Back of Pennsylvania State Capitol
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| 10-04
Rotunda from inside State Capitol
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10-04
Senate chambers in State Capitol
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| RHODE ISLAND - PROVIDENCE |
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| 10-1997
Rhode Island State Capitol in Providence |
10-1997
Closer view of Rhode Island State Capitol in Providence |
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| SOUTH CAROLINA - COLUMBIA |
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| 8-03
South Carolina State Capitol in Columbia, South Carolina
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Andrew Jackson (7th President) on horse and James
Polk (11th President) and Andrew Johnson (16th President) sitting
statute in front of SC
State Capitol |
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| SOUTH DAKOTA - PIERRE |
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| 6-07 Front
corner of state capitol in Pierre, South Dakota
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6-07 Back
corner of state capitol
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| 6-07
Side of state capitol in Pierre, South Dakota from across a lake
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| TENNESSEE - NASHVILLE |
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| 7-1980
Front of Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville, Tennessee |
7-80
Front of Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville, Tennessee |
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Front of Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville, Tennessee The
current Capitol was built from 1845 to 1859.
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8-03
Back of Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville, Tennessee
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Senate Restoration in progress |
8-03
Governor's conference room |
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James K. Polk (14th President) tomb on Capitol grounds |
8-03
Andrew Johnson (17th President) statute in front of Tennessee State
Capitol |
| TEXAS - AUSTIN |
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| 10-99
Texas State Capitol in Austin. This
2nd state capitol was built from 1882-1888 for $3.7M.
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10-99
Texas State Capitol in Austin further away.
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House of Representatives in Texas State Capitol in Austin.
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| UTAH - SALT LAKE CITY |
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| Front of State Capitol in Salt Lake
City, Utah. In 3rd
year of 4 year restoration project
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Back corner of State Capitol in Salt
Lake City, Utah
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Salt Lake City, Utah
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| VERMONT - MONTPELIER |
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8-0
Front of Vermont State Capitol in Monpelier. The Vermont Capitol
was built from 1829 to 1832 at a cost of $139K. The interior of
the Capitol was remodeled in 1852 and 1860. A three story wing
was added in 1890-1 and major remodeling was done in 1910-11 to bring
the Capitol to its present appearance.
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8-0
Display of pictures of all 50 state capitols inside State Capitol
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| VIRGINIA - RICHMOND |
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| 8-03
Virginia State Capitol in Richmond, Virginia. This Capitol ranks
as the second oldest working Capitol in the US, having been in
continous use since 1788. |
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Virginia State capitol - Large
statute
with Washington at top and prominent Virginians below. They are
Patrick
Henry, George Mason, Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall, Thomas Nelson, Jr
and
Andrew Lewis |
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| WASHINGTON - OLYMPIA |
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| 8-00
Washington State Capitol in Olympia, Washington
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8-00
Monument in front of Washington State Capitol in Olympia, Washington
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| 8-83
Fountain in front of
Washington State Capitol in Olympia, Washington
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| WEST VIRGINIA - CHARLESTON |
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| 10-07
Front of
West Virginia State Capitol in Charleston. |
5-96
Gene Slagle at podium in Governor's
Conference Room inside of West Virginia State Capitol in Charleston.
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Senate chambers |
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WISCONSIN - MADISON
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| 10-06 Front
of state capitol in Madison, Wisconsin
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WYOMING - CHEYENNE
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| 7-80
Wyoming State Capitol in Cheyenne. The State Capitol was built
from 1886 to 1890 for $131K. The capitol has been expanded
several times since 1890.
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7-80
Wyoming State Capitol in Cheyenne.
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| 5-99
Wyoming State Capitol in Cheyenne.
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| WASINGTON D. C. |
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| 9-74
National capitol in Washington D. C.
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9-74
Close up of dome of National capitol in Washington D. C.
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| 9-74 Dome from
inside of National capitol in Washington D. C.
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