Rachel Jackson State Office Building

The Rachel Jackson State Office Building, an eight-story modernist structure in Nashville, Tennessee, was completed in 1985 and is notable for being the first state-owned building in the capital to honor a woman. Named after First Lady-designate Rachel Jackson, it stands adjacent to the Andrew Jackson State Office Building. Initially, it housed several important state agencies, including the Tennessee Arts Commission and the Department of Tourist Development, making it a significant site for both government functions and historical recognition.