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Tennessee Capitol renovations nearing completion as state races toward governor's inauguration
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· September 7, 2026
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Key points This restoration project is part of larger renovations that also include Legislative Plaza. Renovation work is almost finished on a historic building that first opened in 1859.
Renovation work is almost finished on a historic building that first opened in 1859. Crews have replaced windows, doors, and parts of the copper roof. This restoration project is part of larger renovations that also include Legislative Plaza.
State officials are confident that the work will be completed soon. They provided updates on the project's progress during a recent meeting. Further details are available from the State Capitol Commission.
The completion of this project is timely, as it is expected to be finished before a new governor is inaugurated and lawmakers return to session.
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Published: September 7, 2026 ·
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