South Carolina State House

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The South Carolina State House is the historic capitol building in Columbia that houses the state’s legislative chambers and offices of key government officials.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
state capitol building
addedToNationalRegisterOfHistoricPlaces 1971
architect Franklin Pierce Milburn
John R. Niernsee NERFINISHED
Julius C. Boehm
architecturalStyle Greek Revival architecture
surface form: Greek Revival
completedIn early 20th century
constructionStartDate 1851
coordinateLocation 34.0003°N 81.0350°W
country United States of America
floorCount 3 main floors plus basement and dome levels
function ceremonial
executive offices
legislative
governingBody South Carolina
surface form: State of South Carolina
hasDome yes
hasEvidenceOfEvent bronze stars marking Union artillery hits
hasFeature African American History Monument
Confederate monument
Revolutionary War monument
Robert E. Lee memorial highway marker (historical context)
Spanish–American War monument
Strom Thurmond statue
Wade Hampton III statue
copper dome
monument-lined grounds
height approximately 180 feet to top of dome
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
surface form: U.S. National Historic Landmark
heritageDesignationDate 1973
houses South Carolina General Assembly
South Carolina House of Representatives
surface form: South Carolina House of Representatives chamber

South Carolina State House self-linksurface differs
surface form: South Carolina Senate chamber

offices of other key state officials
offices of the Governor of South Carolina
locatedIn Columbia, South Carolina
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Richland County, South Carolina
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
materialUsed granite
nearby University of South Carolina
surface form: University of South Carolina Columbia campus
offers guided tours
openToPublic yes
owner South Carolina
surface form: State of South Carolina
reconstructionPeriod post–Civil War 1860s–1870s
servesAs seat of government of South Carolina
significantEvent damaged during the American Civil War
shelled by Union artillery in 1865
streetAddress 1100 Gervais Street, Columbia, South Carolina
symbolOf South Carolina
surface form: State of South Carolina
yearCompleted 1907

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Columbia, South Carolina isHomeTo South Carolina State House
South Carolina General Assembly meetsIn South Carolina State House
South Carolina Senate meetsIn South Carolina State House
South Carolina Senate meetsInChamber South Carolina State House
this entity surface form: Senate Chamber of the South Carolina State House
South Carolina House of Representatives meetsIn South Carolina State House
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral churchyard, Columbia, South Carolina, United States adjacentTo South Carolina State House
this entity surface form: South Carolina State House grounds
Edwards v. South Carolina involvesLocation South Carolina State House
this entity surface form: South Carolina State House grounds
Richland County, South Carolina contains South Carolina State House
South Carolina State House houses South Carolina State House self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: South Carolina Senate chamber
South Carolina State House grounds civil rights sites location South Carolina State House
this entity surface form: South Carolina State House grounds
South Carolina State House grounds civil rights sites nearby South Carolina State House
this entity surface form: South Carolina State House building
Columbia hasLandmark South Carolina State House
subject surface form: Columbia, South Carolina