the very first edition that was placed on the jonathan doan construction was in 1895 -- 1885. a well-known philadelphia architect established a greek-revival addition -- edition that enveloped the -- building. one of the most significant advances was the great fire of 1885. it occurred on march 21. we think that it was a gas leak, but has never been fully documented. the effect was quite devastating. it destroyed most of the original 1792 structure. although a portion of it still survives. but also the major addition that have been placed on the building to that point. the result of the 1885 fire was new construction. in 1889, a new state house was constructed. it was built by a philadelphia architect. it was in the american renaissance style. it featured a very large portico and a new dome gilded in gold. we are standing right now in the rotunda of the 1889 construction. domes are very symbolic and they symbolize democracy in the sense that here in the rotunda is where citizens can gather. and a citizen stand her love enough, they can have access to government. legislatures -

the first steakhouse was constructed between 1790 in 1792 by jonathan doan, he was the builder, an architect from philadelphia. he constructed a very simple, georgian-style building. it cost 215 pounds, which is $400 today and built on the bluffs overlooking the delaware river. we are fortunate to have portions of that building that still survive today, including the timbers. the new jersey state capital is unique in the sense that we are one of the only urban state capitals that i can think of that you actually enter into all of a major thoroughfare. as soon as you walk in off of state street, you are greeted by offices. the governor's office, the treasury's office. it adds to that symbolism of access. the current building as we see it today is a culmination of 10 different architects, 16 major construction projects. the very first edition that was meaced on the 1792 do construction, was in 1885. a well-known philadelphia architect established a greek revival edition that enveloped the original building. it had a two-story portico with columns and the very first dome. one of the most signif

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