Modern Federal · Capitols & statehouses

Stones from each state are featured on the Alabama Capitol grounds, Montgomery, Alabama

Alabama · 1850–1939

Stones from each state are featured on the Alabama Capitol grounds, Montgomery, Alabama, Alabama, 1850–1939
Stones from each state are featured on the Alabama Capitol grounds, Montgomery, Alabama, Alabama, 1850–1939. Capitols & statehouses — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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