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All About Arkansas's Old State House!

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This "governor" lost his "war" for the office.
The museum's most popular temporary exhibit was Our Own Sweet Sounds, showcasing Arkansas ____.
To a great extent, patriotic ____ organizations were the driving force behind the preservation of the Old State House.
This judicial body occupied the east wing of the Old State House (two words).
Agnes ____, first director of the Old State House Museum.
The most popular exhibit at the Old State House is the First Ladies ___. (plural)
Instead of government offices, today the Old State House is filled with these interpretive displays.
Territorial governor who initiated construction of the Old State House.
The Old State House overlooks this major American tributary. (two words)
Originally, the Old State House was ____ separate buildings.
Today the Old State House serves this educational purpose.
These heavenward geometrical architectural features are quite illuminating!
These upward, curving Victorian-era passageways replaced the original in the 1885 renovation.
The museum's most valuable, yet priceless object, it encompasses the museum itself.
The Old State House Museum also administers ____ Hall, an historic home built in 1843.
A gold-leaf rendition of the state ___ has been displayed on the building's pediment since 1877.
Research on the treatment of this disease gave the Old State House its National Historic Landmark status.
Arkansas's statehood is always celebrated in this month.
An architectural feature added in 1867 to connect the building's wings to the central structure; also a punctuation mark.
This politician never served in the building but has an enduring connection to it.
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Representative J.J. Anthony was killed by Speaker John Wilson in the infamous 1837 ___ on the floor of the House of Representatives. (two words)
A capitAl always refers to a city, letter, or wealth; _____ refers only to a government building.
The deterioration of the original rubble stone ___ caused the building to sink and sag, resulting in the need for the 1996-99 restoration.
Don't look for this architectural style at an ancient church meeting! (two words)
The iconic, front-and-center architectural feature of the Old State House (plural).
During the 1920s the Old State House was officially designated as a ____ memorial.
The Postal Service has twice issued these commemorative items featuring the Old State House, in 1936 and 1986.
Last governor to serve in the Old State House and first to serve in the present State Capitol.
First governor the the state; also the name of a Central Arkansas city.
This signature outdoor feature was first displayed at the 1876 Centennial Exposition.
Known in classical architecture as a portico, the Old State House originally had two of these ____ (one north and one south; the north one was removed for the 1885 expansion).
This impressive, decorative iron feature has greeted all visitors to the building since 1880.
The "three graces," a three-figure ____ representing Law, Justice, and Mercy, sat atop the building from 1886-1928.
One of the museum's current exhibits features Arkansas-made African American ____. (plural)
From 1925 to 1946, George Crosson and his _____ lived in the caretaker's cottage on the Old State House grounds.
Gideon Shryock was the Old State House’s designer, also known as an ____.
A common clothing attachment that has been frequently found during archaeological excavations.
The earliest photograph of the building shows this northern martial group gathered on the grounds. (two words)
The state's ____ school occupied the building from 1912 to 1935.
Originally, colonnades, open pathways framed with columns, connected the east and west ____ to the main building. (plural)
This "upper" legislative body met in the building from 1836 to 1911.
This governor won his "war" for the office.
This famous lawn object is certainly no "lady!"
One of the museum's most historically significant collections is our Civil War Battle ____. (plural)