Connecticut State Capitol

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government building historic building state capitol building

The Connecticut State Capitol is a historic, gold-domed government building in Hartford that houses the state’s General Assembly and key executive offices.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	government building → historic building → state capitol building →
architect	James G. Batterson → Richard M. Upjohn →
architecturalStyle	High Victorian Gothic →
city	Hartford NERFINISHED →
completionDate	1878 →
constructionStartDate	1871 →
country	United States →
designatedNRHPType	National Historic Landmark →
governingBody	State of Connecticut →
hasDome	yes →
hasFeature	Hall of the House of Representatives → Senate Chamber → ornate interior decoration → rotunda → stained glass windows → statutory niches →
hasFunction	executive → legislative →
hasStatue	statue of Israel Putnam → statue of Nathan Hale → statue of Thomas Hooker →
height	approximately 257 feet →
houses	Connecticut General Assembly → Connecticut House of Representatives → Connecticut Senate → Office of the Governor of Connecticut → Office of the Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut →
inaugurationDate	1878 →
legislatureName	Connecticut General Assembly →
locatedIn	Bushnell Park → Hartford, Connecticut NERFINISHED →
material	granite → marble →
near	Trinity Street, Hartford →
NRHPListingDate	December 30, 1970 →
NRHPReferenceNumber	70000688 →
numberOfChambers	2 →
overlooks	Bushnell Park →
owner	State of Connecticut →
publicAccess	offers guided tours →
region	New England →
replaced	Old State House (Hartford) →
roofFeature	gold dome →
servesAs	seat of the Connecticut General Assembly →
state	Connecticut →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Connecticut House of Representatives → Connecticut State Senate →	meetsIn
Bushnell Park →	adjacentTo
Hartford, Connecticut, United States →	hasLandmark
Hartford Union Station →	near
Connecticut General Assembly →	seatOfGovernment