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What statue(s) has your state contributed to the collection?

Did you know . . .
Each state is allowed to have 2 statues in the Capitol? Yep.
It is up to the state to decide which statue they would like
to be placed in the National Statuary Hall Collection.
There are a few rules for statues, however. The statues must be:
1) Made of either bronze or marble
2) A person who was a citizen of the state
3) A person who has contributed to history
through distinguished civic or military services
Today, the National Statuary Hall Collection consists of
100 statues.
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Learn more about Statuary Hall by taking these virtual tours
on the Clerk's website:
The Splendid Hall: Statuary Hall, also known as Splendid Hall,
was the original House Chamber.
Statuary Hall - A History: Once the House outgrew their
old chamber, how did it become Statuary Hall?
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