Downtown Tallahassee Photos

Tallahassee, while Florida's capital, has the feel of a small town. The area north of the capitol contains a business office district which opens into a heritage neighborhood centered along Park Street.

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Old Florida State Capitol building (1839-1845, redesigned 1900-1902). Architect: Carry Butt then Frank Pierce Milburn. Old State Capitol Museum, Tallahassee

State Capitol Tower (1977) (23 floors).
Architect: Edward Durell Stone. State Capitol, Tallahassee

Museum of Florida History building (1977). Museum of Florida History, Tallahassee

Kleman Plaza with domed area.

Domed entrance to parking levels in Kleman Plaza.

Challenger Learning Center & Imax theater.

Tallahassee City Hall from above.

Tallahassee City Hall curved entrance.

Adams Street semi-mall from above.

Heritage buildings on Adams Street opposite State Capitol complex.

Heritage buildings on Jefferson at Adams Street.

Highpoint Center (1990) (15 floors).

Highpoint Center facade.

Leon County Courthouse from above (Monroe St.).

Leon County Courthouse entry columns.

215 Monroe Street office building.

Brick building on Monroe Street with tile eagles (c1920s).

Ceramic eagles & brickwork of building on Monroe Street.

Flag hangs before building in state capitol complex seen from above.

Turlington Building (1990) (19 floors).

Museum of Florida History & Law Library of Florida State University.

Roberts Hall Law Library of Florida State University.

Wescott Building of Florida State University.

First Baptist & Trinity United Methodist Churches.

First Baptist Church (108 W College Ave.).

First Baptist Church steeple.

Trinity United Methodist Church spire (120 W Park Ave.).

First Presbyterian Church with Trinity United Methodist Church spire beyond.

Roofline of United States Bankruptcy Courthouse.

Pediment of United States Bankruptcy Courthouse.

Cupola & weather vane of United States Bankruptcy Courthouse.

Historic United States Bankruptcy Courthouse. Style: Neoclassical.

Spanish moss covered oak trees along Park Street.

Spanish moss covered trees of Park Street.

Knott House (1843) built by free black George Proctor is now connected with Museum of Florida History. Knott House Museum, Tallahassee

Lewis House (c1845) (316 Park St.).

Lemoyne Art Gallery (125 N. Gadsden St.).

Running horse titled Energy in Copper (1996) by Roland Hockett in sculpture garden of Lemoyne Art Gallery.

Bobbing flamingos in craft shop of Lemoyne Art Gallery.

Green frogs in craft shop of Lemoyne Art Gallery.

Pottery & baskets in craft shop of Lemoyne Art Gallery.


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