Architecture
Goodsell, Charles T.
See the finding aid for the Charles Goodsell Collection.
c. 1980s
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New Mexico Senate Chamber, Interior; First level of State Capitol
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Art Gallery in New Mexico Governor Reception Area, Interior
Part of Complex of Buildings of Former State Capitol
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Part of Complex of Buildings of Former New Mexico State Capitol
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New Mexico Senate Chamber, Interior; First level of Capitol
New Mexico State Capitol Rotunda, Interior; View at third level
New Mexico Bataan Memorial, Exterior; With Eternal Flame; Outside of Bataan Memorial Building, part of prior State Capitol group of buildings now used for offices; Dedicated to those in New Mexico National Guard in the Bataan Death March
New Mexico Capitol Security Control Room
New Mexico Capitol Security Control Room, Interior
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New Mexico Bataan Memorial Building, Exterior; former state capitol
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Reception Desk of Office of New Mexico Governor
Reception Desk of Office of New Mexico Governor, Interior
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New Jersey State House Dome, Exterior; Original structure built 1792; Core expanded many times; As seen from State House Annex
New Jersey State House Rotunda, Interior; Spread-winged Eagle
New Jersey State Senate Rostrum, Interior
New Jersey Senate Chamber Columns, Interior
New Jersey General Assembly Desks of Members
New Jersey General Assembly Desks of Members, Interior
New Jersey General Assembly Clerk Bench, Interior; Shown: Donna Frangakis
New Jersey State House Executive Cabinet and Conference Room
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New Jersey Department of Education Building
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New Jersey State House Annex, Exterior; East wing
Reception Room of New Jersey Governor, Interior
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New Jersey Cast Iron Helical Staircase, Interior; Stair from first to second floor of "Legislative State House," permitting the Assembly Speaker to move from his office to the chamber (General Assembly)
New Jersey General Assembly Chamber, Interior
New Jersey General Assembly, Interior; Note "fishbowls" at lower left
New Jersey State House Dome, Exterior; Original structure built 1792; Core expanded many times; 1889; As viewed between A and B Wings
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Stained Glass Dome in New Jersey Senate Chamber, Interior
Marble Bas-Relief in New Jersey State House
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New Jersey State House, Exterior; Original structure built 1792; Core expanded many times; Lewis Broome facade (1889) as extended in 1911-1912; West State Street