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State Capitol

building, Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
Also known as: Minnesota State Capitol
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  • St. Paul, Minnesota
    St. Paul
    / The contemporary city

    The state capitol, Minnesota’s third, was designed by architect Cass Gilbert and was completed in 1905. Dominating the concourse of the 20-story city hall and county Art Deco style courthouse (1932) is Vision of Peace, a 36-foot- (11-meter-) high statue of white Mexican onyx, by Swedish…

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    The state capitol, Minnesota’s third, was designed by architect Cass Gilbert and was completed in 1905. Dominating the concourse of the 20-story city hall and county Art Deco style courthouse (1932) is Vision of Peace, a 36-foot- (11-meter-) high statue of white Mexican onyx, by Swedish…

    Read More