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Hartford, CT: Old State House

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Old State House - Hartford Point of Interest (POI)
800 Main St
Hartford, CT 06103
Phone: 860-522-6766
 
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  Residence Inn by Marriott Hartford Downtown 0.12
  The Goodwin Hotel 0.20
  Hilton Hartford 0.23
  Crowne Plaza Hotel Hartford-Downtown 0.24
  Holiday Inn Express Hartford 0.41
  Sheraton Hartford Hotel 0.62
  Econo Lodge East Hartford 1.73
  Super 8 Motel - Hartford/Windsor 1.75
  Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Hartford 2.26
  Hartford-Days Inn Closest To Downtown 2.29

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Designed by Charles Bulfinch, this 1796 Federal-style building was the site of the Hartford Convention and the first Amistad trial. Said to be the nation's oldest statehouse, the building served as Connecticut's seat of government until the present capitol building opened in 1878. Costumed interpreters portray pivotal figures in Hartford's history.