What are the state statues at the US Capitol?

The state statues at the U.S. Capitol are part of the National Statuary Hall Collection, which includes two statues from each state, representing notable figures in their history. These statues are displayed in various locations throughout the Capitol, including the National Statuary Hall and the Capitol Visitor Center. The collection was established in 1864, allowing states to choose individuals who embody their heritage and values. The statues reflect a diverse range of historical figures, including politicians, military leaders, and cultural icons.