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The old statehouse was converted into an historical memorial.
It was the first statehouse that was built and used exclusively by the state government.
Beginning with the state senate's refusal to seat a new lieutenant governor, fighting broke out in the chamber and spread throughout the statehouse.
The minority subsequently returned to the statehouse to resume their duties.
These same banners were again displayed on the statehouse in 2007.
His experience as a statehouse journalist greatly influenced his approach to court and media relations.
The office building was used as the statehouse during the interim period that the new statehouse was being built.
Much like national embassies, the statehouses and the land on which they sit are owned by the respective jurisdiction.
Initially all three branches of the new state government occupied the four floors of the statehouse.
A major flood struck the town in 1825, causing a portion of the statehouse to collapse.
The statehouse was built of blue limestone, two stories high.
While it maintains a statehouse bureau, the network has seen itself as providing support services.
The original office in the statehouse has been restored to its nineteenth-century appearance, and is used for ceremonial events.
The statehouse burned several times and was, nevertheless, rebuilt.
Several other capitol building monuments decorate the statehouse grounds.
