The story
The Capitol's best-known story dates to the 1920s, when a lieutenant governor working late in Room 324 said the room went cold and a door opened on the figure of Civil War governor William Buckingham. Oddly, Buckingham died before the building opened, but his bronze statue stands in the rotunda.
Visitors. Open to the public (free guided tours on weekdays).
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This story is folklore told about a real place. It is not presented as documented fact.
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