Rhode Island’s imposing neoclassical capitol is sited prominently atop Smith Hill. The white marble structure, designed by McKim, Mead & White, was completed in 1901.
- Name: Rhode Island State House
- Location: 90 Smith Street
- Year Completed: 1901
- Architect: McKim, Mead & White
- Style: Neoclassical
- Wikipedia: Rhode Island State House
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Rhode Island State House – view along Francis Street (US Route 1).
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Rhode Island State House – south facade
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Rhode Island State House – south facade
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Rhode Island State House – south facade
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Rhode Island State House – south facade
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Rhode Island State House – north (Smith Street) facade
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Rhode Island State House – north (Smith Street) facade
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Rhode Island State House – view from northwest
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Rhode Island State House – view from northwest
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Rhode Island State House – view from southwest
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Rhode Island State House – south facade
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Rhode Island State House – view from Station Park (Amtrak Providence Station)
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