A state house is the meeting place, in a U.S. state capital, of the state legislature. See, for instance, the Maryland state house.

In New Zealand, a state house is a house constructed by the government to rent to private citizens who might otherwise not be able to afford a home. The practice of offering state housing was begun by the New Zealand Labour government in 1937.

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The State House is also a United States passenger train in Illinois and Missouri.

External links

• A History of State Housing in New Zealand (http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/Gallery/housing/intro.html)