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Ohio Statehouse
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The Ohio Statehouse is the fourth building used for Ohio government. Chillicothe (1803-1810
and 1812-1816), Zanesville (1810-1812), and Columbus (1816 - present) share the honor of being the
capitals of the state through the years. The Ohio Statehouse is a working statehouse. It is the
place where the Legislature (Senate and House of Representatives) meets and conducts state business.
Recently restored and re-opened in 1996, the Statehouse appears much as it did when it was completed
in 1861. Carefully concealed modern utilities allow the Statehouse to operate with this century's
technology.
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