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Americans in the National Statuary Hall

The US Capitol building houses 102 statues of famous Americans. Each state is permitted to send statues of the two historical figures they are most proud of. The District of Columbia sent one, and a final statue was placed by Congress in 2015. Guess who they are!
Not all statues are currently in the National Statuary Hall
The final statue was placed by "Congress," meaning that it was not placed by any individual state
Some states are currently being replaced
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HInt
Answer
Alabama
Disability Rights Advocate
Helen Keller
Alabama
Confederate General
Joseph Wheeler
Alaska
Senator
Edward Bartlett
Alaska
Governor
Ernest Gruening
Arizona
Presidential Candidate
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Jesuit Missionary
Eusebio Kino
Arkansas
Lawyer
Uriah Milton Rose
Arkansas
Governor
James Paul Clarke
California
Fortieth President
Ronald Reagan
California
Catholic Missionary
Junípero Serra
Colorado
Scientist
Florence R. Sabin
Colorado
Astronaut
Jack Swigert
Connecticut
Founding Father
Roger Sherman
Connecticut
Governor
Jonathan Trumbull
D. of Columbia
Abolitionist
Frederick Douglass
Delaware
Secretary of State
John Middleton Clayton
Delaware
Founding Father
Caesar Rodney
Florida
Scientist
John Gorrie
Florida
Confederate General
Edmund Kirby Smith
Georgia
Pharmacist
Crawford Long
Georgia
Confederate V. P.
Alexander Hamilton Stephens
Hawaii
Jesuit Missionary
Father Damien
Hawaii
First Hawaiian King
Kamehameha I
Idaho
Governor
George Laird Shoup
Idaho
Senator
William Borah
Illinois
Senator
James Shields
Illnois
Women's Suffragist
Frances E. Willard
Indiana
Governor
Oliver P. Morton
Indiana
General and Author
Lew Wallace
Iowa
Governor
Samuel Jordan Kirkwood
Iowa
Agronomist
Norman Borlaug
Kansas
Senator
John James Ingalls
Kansas
President and General
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kentucky
Secretary of State
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Physician
Ephraim McDowell
Louisiana
Presidential Candidate
Huey Pierce Long
Louisiana
Chief Justice
Edward Douglass White
Maine
Governor
William King
Maine
Fifteenth Vice President
Hannibal Hamlin
Maryland
Founding Father
Charles Carroll
Maryland
Founding Father
John Hanson
Massachusetts
Founding Father
Samuel Adams
Massachusetts
Founder of Massachusetts
John Winthrop
Michigan
Secretary of State
Lewis Cass
Michigan
Thirty-eighth President
Gerald R. Ford
Minnesota
Senator
Henry Mower Rice
Minnesota
Educator
Maria Sanford
Mississippi
Confederate President
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Confederate General
James Zachariah George
Missouri
Senator
Thomas Hart Benton
Missouri
Senator
Francis Preston Blair Jr.
Montana
Artist
Charles Marion Russell
Montana
Female Representative
Jeannette Rankin
Nebraska
Presidential Candidate
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Secretary of Agriculture
J. Sterling Morton
Nevada
Senator
Patrick Anthony McCarran
Nevada
Native American Advocate
Sarah Winnemucca
New Hampshire
Revolutionary Soldier
John Stark
New Hampshire
Senator
Daniel Webster
New Jersey
Military Officer
Philip Kearny
New Jersey
Founding Father
Richard Stockton
New Mexico
US Representative
Dennis Chávez
New Mexico
Native Revolutionary
Po'pay
New York
Founding Father
George Clinton
New York
Founding Father
Robert R. Livingston
North Carolina
Governor
Zebulon Baird Vance
North Carolina
Governor
Charles Brantley Aycock
North Dakota
Governor
John Burke
North Dakota
Native American Guide
Sakakawea
Ohio
Twentieth President
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Inventor and Businessman
Thomas Edison
Oklahoma
Native American Educator
Sequoyah
Oklahoma
Actor and Humorist
Will Rogers
Oregon
Missionary and Pioneer
Jason Lee
Oregon
Pioneer and Businessman
John McLoughlin
Pennsylvania
Inventor
Robert Fulton
Pennsylvania
Revolutionary Soldier
John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg
Rhode Island
Revolutionary General
Nathanael Greene
Rhode Island
Founder of Rhode Island
Roger Williams
South Carolina
Seventh Vice President
John C. Calhoun
South Carolina
Confederate Officer
Wade Hampton
South Dakota
Educator
William Henry Harrison Beadle
South Dakota
Educator
Joseph Ward
Tennessee
Seventh President
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Soldier and Statesman
John Sevier
Texas
Empresario
Stephen F. Austin
Texas
Governor
Sam Houston
Utah
Religious Leader
Brigham Young
Utah
Inventor of Television
Philo T. Farnsworth
Vermont
Revolutionary Soldier
Ethan Allen
Vermont
Senator
Jacob Collamer
Virginia
Confederate Commander
Robert Edward Lee
Virginia
First President
George Washington
Washington
Physician and Pioneer
Marcus Whitman
Washington
Religious Leader
Mother Joseph
West Virginia
Senator
John Edward Kenna
West Virginia
West Virginia Founder
Francis Harrison Pierpont
Wisconsin
European Explorer
Jacques Marquette
Wisconsin
Presidential Candidate
Robert M. La Follette Sr.
Wyoming
Female Justice of the Peace
Esther Hobart Morris
Wyoming
Native Leader
Washakie
FlabberBapper
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Jul 7, 2019
When I went there, my favorite one I learned about was John Gorrie from Florida, because he was the dude that basically invented air conditioning and Florida sent a statue of him just seemed so appropriate.
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