Michigan State Building
The Maine Building is an octagon in shape, sixty-five feet in diameter, and two stories high. Its dome is surmounted by a lantern over which is a steep roof. The first story is of granite taken from the State quarries, showing the various textures and colors. The second story exterior consists of four balconies separated by round bays projecting over the granite below, finished in wood and plaster] panels, and covered with a roof of Maine slate. Within the building are maps, paintings, and many historical curios. The architect was Charles S. Frost. Cost of the building was $20,000.
Michigan State Building
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