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Old State Capitol is a striking building in downtown Frankfort that served as the seat of the Kentucky government from 1831 to 1910 when it became too crowded and was replaced with the current capitol building.
Young architect Gideon Shryock designed the building in the Greek Revival style to resemble a Greek temple with no windows in the front and an interesting self-supporting staircase held together by pressure and precision.
It has been home to 26 Kentucky governors since 1914.
The mansion serves as the governor’s private home and an official public building.
The center also has the Keeneland Changing Exhibits Gallery, which hosts various temporary exhibitions and a collection of Lincoln memorabilia.
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There is huge amount of art displayed all over the building.
One of the most popular pieces is the Lincoln statue in the rotunda.
It offers resources such as manuscripts, books, oral histories, and graphic collections about the places and people that made Kentucky what it is today.
The library is popular among family historians who are trying to trace their genealogy.
