Shall the Old Capitol Be Preserved And Its Splendid History Tradition Legen
Shall the Old Capitol Be Preserved And Its Splendid History Tradition Legen
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5. * ; i*iiMimiMiiM»fiw'iiM ( mii THE FIRST STATE CAPITOL OF ILLINOIS— SOUTH EXPOSURE. FROM PHOTOGRAPH APRIL 1st. !'>U.
If » THE FIRST STATE CAPITOL OF [LTJNOIS- BAST EXPOS1 RE. FROM PHOTOdRAPH APRIL 1st. 10|J.
THE FIRST STATE CAPITOL OF ILLINOIS - NORTH EXl'OSl'KE. PROM PHOTOQRAPH APRIL 1st. IVIJ.
T 1 1 10 FIRST STATE CAPITOL OF ILLINOIS— WEST EXPOSURE. FROM PHOTOORAPH APRIL 1st. 1913.
■ fWi/ii^i I I*' * ou " r H0U3C. «0M, *C. ' PLAT OF THE GROUNDS- SCALE 1 INCH TO 50 FEET.
% THE BUILDING AND ...GROUNDS.
tf^HE four views in this booklet, taken in April, 1913, show the north, || south, east and west exposures of the building, the walls of which are \ eighteen inches thick from ground to roof, and all partition and division walls are thirteen inches thick, all on a stone foundation, constructed in the most substantial manner, built for use, and situated in the center of the park of ground, 320 feet square, filled with a large growth of forest trees. The building is in a good state of preservation, and is as originally constructed with the exception that the large brick columns that supported the north and south porches were taken down in 1899 and replaced by the present iron columns and structures at a cost to the county of over $2000.
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5. * ; i*iiMimiMiiM»fiw'iiM ( mii THE FIRST STATE CAPITOL OF ILLINOIS— SOUTH EXPOSURE. FROM PHOTOGRAPH APRIL 1st. !'>U.
If » THE FIRST STATE CAPITOL OF [LTJNOIS- BAST EXPOS1 RE. FROM PHOTOdRAPH APRIL 1st. 10|J.
THE FIRST STATE CAPITOL OF ILLINOIS - NORTH EXl'OSl'KE. PROM PHOTOQRAPH APRIL 1st. IVIJ.
T 1 1 10 FIRST STATE CAPITOL OF ILLINOIS— WEST EXPOSURE. FROM PHOTOORAPH APRIL 1st. 1913.
■ fWi/ii^i I I*' * ou " r H0U3C. «0M, *C. ' PLAT OF THE GROUNDS- SCALE 1 INCH TO 50 FEET.
% THE BUILDING AND ...GROUNDS.
tf^HE four views in this booklet, taken in April, 1913, show the north, || south, east and west exposures of the building, the walls of which are \ eighteen inches thick from ground to roof, and all partition and division walls are thirteen inches thick, all on a stone foundation, constructed in the most substantial manner, built for use, and situated in the center of the park of ground, 320 feet square, filled with a large growth of forest trees. The building is in a good state of preservation, and is as originally constructed with the exception that the large brick columns that supported the north and south porches were taken down in 1899 and replaced by the present iron columns and structures at a cost to the county of over $2000.
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