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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State	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

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