State House or statehouse may refer to:

• The capitol building of a U.S. state; see list of state capitols in the United States
  • In this sense, "Statehouse" is sometimes used as a metonym for the state governor^[1][2]
• The lower house of a state legislature (House of Representatives or House of Delegates); see list of U.S. state legislatures
  • In this sense, "Statehouse" is sometimes used as a metonym for the state legislature
• In St. George's, Bermuda, the original parliament building, built in 1620, is called the State House.
• In the Mauritius, State House refers to the official residence(s) of the President of the Republic of Mauritius
• In New Zealand, the public housing system; see state housing
• In Amtrak, a passenger train system; see State House (Amtrak)
• In Kenya, the State House is the official residence of the President of Kenya.
• In Uganda, State House refers to the official residence(s) of the President of Uganda
• In Tanzania, State House refers to the official residence(s) of the President of Tanzania
• In the Seychelles, State House refers to the official residence(s) of the President of the Seychelles
• In Namibia, State House refers to the official residence(s) of the President of Namibia

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References [edit]

1. ^ Elizabeth Wilner, State house crowd struggling this time around, Boston Globe, March 11, 2007
2. ^ Amanda Milkovits, Angry caller makes threats, Providence (R.I.) Journal, March 22, 2007