Old State Capitol State Historic Site
No admission feeA rebuilt Greek Revival statehouse in Springfield that served Illinois from 1840 to 1876.
Transit: reachable by public transit

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Restored brick law office from 1841 in Springfield, run as a state historic site.
6th and Adams Streets, Springfield, Illinois · Springfield, IL
This brick building dates to 1841 and stands at the corner of 6th and Adams Streets in Springfield. It has been restored and is managed as a state historic site by Illinois. The official Illinois Department of Natural Resources page for the site gives little detail beyond general site listings, so visit details such as hours and admission should be checked directly with the state.
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A rebuilt Greek Revival statehouse in Springfield that served Illinois from 1840 to 1876.
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