Woolfolk State Office Building

The Woolfolk State Office Building, located in Jackson, Mississippi, is a notable high-rise completed in 1949, showcasing the elegant Art Deco architectural style. Designed by a team of architects including Emmett J. Hull, it stands as the tenth-tallest building in the city. Named after Ellis Trigg Woolfolk, a prominent figure in the Mississippi legislature during the 1920s and 1930s, this building is an important landmark for both tourists and researchers interested in the state's architectural and political history.