Aliiolani Hale is an iconic Florentine Renaissance-style building in Honolulu, Hawaii, constructed from 1874 to 1882. Its grand facade features a distinctive clock tower and is surmounted by a statue of Kamehameha I, a symbol of Hawaiian royalty. Today, it houses the Hawaii State Supreme Court and the Hawaii State Judiciary History Center.
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