Parliament House is a grand, neoclassical structure of Kapunda marble and West Island granite, easily identified by the row of Corinthian columns along its North Terrace façade. This building serves as the seat of the South Australian Parliament, where laws for the state are debated and passed. Its history is marked by a long, interrupted construction period that spanned sixty-five years, from eighteen seventy-four until its final completion in nineteen thirty-nine.
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