Ian Palmquist and T. Rex are correct. This is on the Court of Appeals Building, also known as the Ruffin Building. This inscription was for the State Library, which was once housed here.
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07/18/2012
State Supreme Court Building
07/18/2012
Whoops, no, it’s the Court of Appeals building.
07/18/2012
That’s the Court of Appeals building across from the capital building.
07/24/2012
Ian Palmquist and T. Rex are correct. This is on the Court of Appeals Building, also known as the Ruffin Building. This inscription was for the State Library, which was once housed here.