National Statuary Hall

National Statuary Hall

The National Statuary Hall is an area in the United States Capitol devoted to statues of people and symbols important in American history. The hall was formerly the meeting place of the House of Representatives.

Wikipedia articles featuring works from the National Statuary Hall include:

Jabez Lamar Monroe Curry. Alabama. Marble by Dante Sodini. Given in 1908; located in Hall of Columns.

Joseph Wheeler. Alabama. Bronze by Berthold Nebel. Given in 1925; located in Statuary Hall.

Edward Lewis (Bob) Bartlett. Alaska. Bronze by Felix W. de Weldon Given in 1971; located in House connecting corridor, 2d floor.

Ernest Gruening. Alaska. Bronze by George Anthonisen. Given in 1977; located in Hall of Columns.

John Campbell Greenway. Arizona. Bronze by Gutzon Borglum. Given in 1930; located in Statuary Hall.

Eusebio Francisco Kino. Arizona. Bronze by Suzanne Silvercruys. Given in 1965; located in Hall of Columns.

James Paul Clarke. Arkansas. Marble by Pompeo Coppini. Given in 1921; located in vestibule north of Senate connecting corridor, 1st floor.

Uriah Milton Rose. Arkansas. Marble by Frederic W. Ruckstull. Given in 1917; located in Statuary Hall.

Thomas Starr King, California.

Junipero Serra, California.

Florence R. Sabin, Colorado.

Jack Swigert, Colorado.

Roger Sherman, Connecticut.

Jonathan Trumbull, Connecticut.

John Middleton Clayton, Delaware.

Caesar Rodney, Delaware.

John Gorrie, Florida.

Edmund Kirby Smith, Florida.

Crawford Long, Georgia.

Alexander Hamilton Stephens, Georgia.

Father Damien, Hawaii.

Kamehameha I, Hawaii.

William Edgar Borah, Idaho.

George Laird Shoup, Idaho.

James Shields, Illinois.

Frances E. Willard, Illinois.

Oliver Hazard Perry Morton, Indiana.

Lew Wallace, Indiana.

James Harlan, Iowa.

Samuel Jordan Kirkwood, Iowa.

Dwight D. Eisenhower, Kansas.

John J. Ingalls, Kansas.

Henry Clay, Kentucky.

Ephraim McDowell, Kentucky.

Huey Long, Louisiana.

Edward Douglass White, Louisiana.

Hannibal Hamlin, Maine.

William King, Maine.

Charles Carroll of Carrollton, Maryland.

John Hanson, Maryland.

Samuel Adams, Massachusetts.

John Winthrop, Massachusetts.

Lewis Cass, Michigan.

Zachariah Chandler, Michigan.

Henry Rice, Minnesota.

Maria L. Sanford, Minnesota.

Jefferson Davis, Mississippi.

James Zachariah George, Mississippi.

Thomas Hart Benton, Missouri.

Francis Preston Blair, Jr, Missouri

Jeannette Rankin, Montana.

Charles Marion Russell, Montana.

William Jennings Bryan, Nebraska.

Julius Sterling Morton, Nebraska.

Patrick Anthony McCarran, Nevada.

John Stark, New Hampshire.

Daniel Webster, New Hampshire.

Philip Kearny, New Jersey.

Richard Stockton, New Jersey.

Dennis Chavez, New Mexico.

George Clinton, New York.

Robert R. Livingston, New York.

Charles Brantley Aycock, North Carolina.

Zebulon Baird Vance, North Carolina.

John Burke, North Dakota.

Sacajawea, North Dakota.

William Allen, Ohio.

James A. Garfield, Ohio.

Will Rogers, Oklahoma.

Sequoyah, Oklahoma.

Jason Lee, Oregon.

John McLoughlin, Oregon.

Robert Fulton, Pennsylvania.

John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg, Pennsylvania.

Nathanael Greene, Rhode Island.

Roger Williams, Rhode Island.

John C. Calhoun, South Carolina.

Wade Hampton, South Carolina.

William Henry Harrison Beadle, South Dakota.

Joseph Ward, South Dakota.

Andrew Jackson, Tennessee.

John Sevier, Tennessee.

Stephen F. Austin, Texas.

Sam Houston, Texas.

Philo T. Farnsworth, Utah.

Brigham Young, Utah.

Ethan Allen, Vermont.

Jacob Collamer, Vermont.

Robert E. Lee, Virginia.

George Washington, Virginia.

Mother Joseph, Washington.

Marcus Whitman, Washington.

John E. Kenna, West Virginia.

Francis Harrison Pierpont, West Virginia

Robert M. La Follette, Sr, Wisconsin.

Jacques Marquette, Wisconsin.

Esther Hobart Morris, Wyoming.

Washakie, Wyoming

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