Posted by Adrienne on May 22, 2013 under Photos | 
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Unlike some of the other capitol buildings we have visited, the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City is flooded with natural light:
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| From Salt Lake City, Utah |
The skylights were very pleasant and lit the inside of the building nicely.
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The state capitol complex in Minneapolis is quite large, as is the building itself:
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| From Minneapolis and St. Paul |
We walked all the way around the building (and a little ways away from it, as you can see above), but the building was closed the day we visited, and we couldn’t go inside.
Posted by Adrienne on May 15, 2013 under Photos | No Comments
The House Chamber in the Massachusetts Capitol is very handsome:
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| From Boston, Massachusetts |
It is a very grand and imposing space, perfect for crafting laws in. And then you turn around and see the Sacred Cod…
Posted by Adrienne on May 8, 2013 under Photos | No Comments
Rhode Island may be the smallest state, but it certainly has a nice-looking capitol building:
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| From New England |
We didn’t spend a whole lot of time looking at the building from the outside, though, because it was a windy and rainy day – very odd weather for late August!
Posted by Adrienne on May 1, 2013 under Photos | No Comments
Delaware’s state capitol in Dover has two buildings. The original state house:
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| From Annapolis and Dover |
and the current one: