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Description: One of the double spiral staircases in the Alabama State Capitol, constructed by Horace King in 1851. From the Historic American Buildings Survey, W. N. Manning, Photographer, April 16, 1934. WINDING STAIRCASE (SECOND FLOOR) HABS ALA,51-MONG,1-8 Image courtesy of federal HABS—Historic American Buildings Survey of Alabama project.
Title: Alabama-State-Capitol-spiral-staircase
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