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Completed in 1807 as meeting place for the U.S. House of Representatives until their move to the House wing in 1857. In 1864, Congress invited each state to contribute two statues of prominent citizens for permanent display in this room, which was renamed National Statuary Hall.
General
Joseph Wheeler - Alabama
Jabez Lamar Monroe Curry -
Alabama
Ernest Gruening - Alaska
Edward Lewis Bob Bartlett - Alaska
Father Kino - Arizona
John Campbell Greenway -
Arizona
Uriah M. Rose - Arkansas
James Paul Clarke - Arkansas
Junipero Serra - California
Thomas Starr King - California
Jack Swigert - Colorado
Dr. Florence Rena Sabin -
Colorado
Roger Sherman - Connecticut
Jonathan Trumbull - Connecticut
Caesar Rodney - Delaware
John Middleton Clayton -
Delaware
John Gorrie - Florida
Edmund Kirby Smith - Florida
Crawford W. Long - Georgia
Alexander Hamilton
Stephens - Georgia
Father Damien - Hawaii
King Kamehameha I - Hawaii
George L. Shoup - Idaho
William Edgar Borah - Idaho
James Shields - Illinois
Frances E. Willard - Illinois
General Lew Wallace - Indiana
Oliver Hazard Perry Morton -
Indiana
James Harlan - Iowa
Samuel Jordan Kirkwood - Iowa
John J. Ingalls - Kansas
George Washington Glick - Kansas
Henry Clay - Kentucky
Ephraim McDowell - Kentucky
Huey Pierce Long - Louisiana
Edward Douglass White - Louisiana
William King - Maine
Hannibal Hamlin - Maine
John Hanson - Maryland
Charles Carroll Of
Carrollton - Maryland
Samuel Adams - Massachusetts
John Winthrop - Massachusetts
Lewis Cass - Michigan
Zachariah Chandler - Michigan
Maria L. Sanford - Minnesota
Henry Mower Rice - Minnesota
Jefferson Davis - Mississippi
James Zachariah George -
Mississippi
Thomas Hart Benton - Missouri
Francis Preston Blair - Missouri
Jeanette Rankin - Montana
Charles Marion Russell -
Montana
Julius Sterling Morton - Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan -
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
Zebulon Baird Vance - North Carolina
Charles Brantley Aycock - North
Carolina
John Burke - North Dakota
William Allen - Ohio
James A. Garfield - Ohio
Sequoya - Oklahoma
Will Rogers - Oklahoma
Revered Jason Lee - Oregon
John McLaughlin - Oregon
Robert Fulton - Pennsylvania
John Peter Gabriel
Muhlenberg - Pennsylvania
Roger Williams - Rhode Island
Nathanael Greene - Rhode Island
Wade Hampton - South Carolina
John Caldwell Calhoun - South
Carolina
Joseph Ward - South Dakota
William Henry Harrison
Beadle - South Dakota
John Sevier - Tennessee
Andrew Jackson - Tennessee
Sam Houston - Texas
Stephen Austin - Texas
Brigham Young - Utah
Philo T. Farnsworth- Utah
Ethan Allen - Vermont
Jacob Collamer - Vermont
Robert E. Lee - Virginia
George Washington - Virginia
Mother Joseph - Washington
Marcus Whitman - Washington
Jacques Marquette - Wisconsin
Robert M. La Follette, Sr. -
Wisconsin
John E. Kenna - West Virginia
Francis H. Pierpont - West
Virginia
Esther Hobart Morris - Wyoming