File:Maine State House, mid 1800s - Augusta, Maine.jpg
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[edit]Maine State House, Augusta, Maine, as of the mid-1800s. This building was originally designed by noted American architect Charles Bulfinch, as shown. A high dome was later added. This image was produced by the United States Government and hence is not subject to copyright restrictions. This is a cropped version of the image from the Library of Congress online collection, with reference information below.
Drawing by George N. Faught (from Boston, though born in Sidney, Maine).
Originally uploaded in July 2005 to en:Wikipedia (log) by Daderot (talk).
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[edit]TITLE: Maine State House, State & Capitol Streets, Augusta, Kennebec County, ME
CALL NUMBER: HABS, ME,6-AUG,2-
REPRODUCTION NUMBER: [See Call Number]
MEDIUM: Measured Drawing(s): 4 Photo(s): 50 Data Page(s): 11 plus cover page Photo Caption(s): 5
DATE: Documentation compiled after 1933.
RELATED NAME(S): Bulfinch, Charles King, William Williams, Revel Brigham & Spofford Hichborn, Charles S. George A. Fuller Company
NOTE: Survey number HABS ME-130
Building/structure dates: 1829
Building/structure dates: 1891
Building/structure dates: 1909
SUBJECTS: MAINE--Kennebec County--Augusta capitols
COLLECTION: Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)
REPOSITORY: Library of Congress, Prints and Photograph Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA
CARD #: ME0047
33. Photocopy of print (collection unknown) VIEW OF MAIN ELEVATION (AS APPEARED IN MID-NINETEENTH CENTURY) HABS, ME,6-AUG,2-33
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