Woolfolk State Office Building, Government office building in Downtown Jackson, United States.
Description
The Woolfolk State Office Building is a 16-story government office structure in Downtown Jackson featuring Art Deco architectural elements throughout. The building houses multiple state agencies, including the Department of Finance and Administration, and provides parking for around 500 vehicles in an attached garage.
History
The building was completed in 1949 and named after Ellis Trigg Woolfolk, who served in the Mississippi legislature during the 1920s and 1930s. Its completion marked an important moment in Jackson's government infrastructure development.
Culture
The exterior displays magnolia motifs that connect the architecture to Mississippi's state symbols and heritage. These floral details are visible throughout and remind visitors of the state's natural identity.
Practical
Entry is free and the building is open during business hours with clear signage at entrances. Visitors should expect security screening at entry points, as this is an active government office building with access guidelines.
Did you know?
A three-story central atrium connects the east and west sides of the building through secure access points. This interior feature creates an open feeling within the otherwise solid government complex and aids visitor navigation.
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