This 1909 postcard showcases the Ohio State Capitol in Columbus, a stately example of Greek Revival architecture and a landmark of civic power and democratic ideals. Completed in 1861 after decades of construction and planning, the Capitol building symbolized Ohio’s growing influence in national affairs during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
The image captures the building’s distinctive low rotunda and columned portico, set within Capitol Square. Unlike most U.S. state capitols, Ohio's design notably excludes a dome, lending the structure a unique and commanding presence. In 1909, Columbus was blossoming into a vibrant political and cultural hub, and the Capitol stood at its heart.
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