LOUISIANA'S OLD STATE CAPITOL
State building – Town Hall
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2024
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2024
Building built in 1847, whose architecture was criticized by many writers including Mark Twain in Baton Rouge.
Until Governor Huey P. Long built the present Capitol, this building was the center of Louisiana government. Built in 1847, it was burned during the Civil War and rebuilt in 1882. Its architecture was criticized by many writers, including Mark Twain who said that this building was the most monstrous on the banks of the Mississippi. A renovation has restored it to its former glory with impressive stained glass windows and mahogany ornaments.
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A magnificent building and rich in history. The museum is very interesting and allows you to understand the history of Louisiana and how baton became the capital of it.
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