Rhode Island State House

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Title

Rhode Island State House

Description

The Rhode Island State House was built in 1904, designed by McKim, Mead & White. The building's self-supporting marble dome is the fourth-largest of its kind in the world, following after only the Taj Mahal, St. Peter's Basilica, and the Minnesota State Capital. The inside of the dome features an elaborate mural depicting much of Rhode Island's origins. The State House's design follows a Classical and Renaissance style, and features several expansive skylights, Renaissance-inspired ceilings, ornate interior decorations, and more.

Creator

Chester Smolski

Date

1979-11-01

Rights

Rhode Island College

Format

Photograph
Photograph

Identifier

4979

Smolski Image Item Type Metadata

Building Style

Neoclassical

Building Type

State House

City

Providence

Country

United States of America

Creator 1

McKim, Mead & White

Creator 1 Role

Architects

Region

Rhode Island

Street Address

82 Smith St

Subject Creation Date

1904

Theme

Urban Development