State Capitol of Georgia in Atlanta, Georgia
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State Capitol of Georgia
206 Washington Street Southwest, Atlanta, Georgia 30334 United States
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Quick Facts
  • Construction start: 1884
  • Construction finish: 1889
  • Designed by: Willoughby J. Edbrooke and Franklin P. Burnham
  • Cost: $999,881.57
  • Type: Government Building
Notes
    > The statue at the top of the dome is called Miss Freedom.
    > Miss Freedom is 15-feet tall, and weighs 2,000 pounds. It is made from sheets of copper.
    > Although the records have been lost to time, it is believed that Miss Freedom was not specifically made for the Georgia capitol. Historians believe she was ordered from a catalog from the W.H. Mullins Manufacturing Company of Salem, Ohio.
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