U.S. State Capitol Buildings
COLORADO - Denver:
COLORADO - Denver: One mile high on the steps of the capitol...
DELAWARE - Dover:
DELAWARE - Dover:
ILLINOIS - Springfield:
IOWA - Des Moines: Opened in 1886, the Iowa capitol building took 15 years to construct. The shining dome stands 275 feet above the lawn. It is coated in a thin sheet of pure 23 karat gold that is sheilded from the elements by a clear protective layer.
KENTUCKY - Frankfort:
MARYLAND - Annapolis:
MARYLAND - Annapolis:
MARYLAND - Annapolis:
MICHIGAN - Lansing: The present capitol building is the third in Michigan's history. Dating from 1879 it replaced earlier structures in Detroit and Lansing. The capitol stands some 267 high and contains 139 rooms. The building was designed by Elijah E. Myers who also designed the capitol buildings of Colorado, Texas, and Idaho Territory.
MICHIGAN - Lansing: The present capitol building is the third in Michigan's history. Dating from 1879 it replaced earlier structures in Detroit and Lansing. The capitol stands some 267 high and contains 139 rooms. The building was designed by Elijah E. Myers who also designed the capitol buildings of Colorado, Texas, and Idaho Territory.
NEBRASKA - Lincoln: The 400' tower that stands as the state capitol of Nebraska is the second highest in the nation, topped only by the capitol building of Louisiana. Completed in 1922 it is the third capitol building to stand in this location. The building is renowned for its impressive artwork.
OHIO - Columbus:
PENNSYLVANIA - Harrisburg:
Columbia, SC (ca. 2013)
State Capitol Building
SOUTH CAROLINA - Columbia: One of six bronze stars marking places the capitol building was struck by cannon fire during Sherman's occupation of the city in 1865.
Richmond, VA (ca. 2013)
State Capitol Building
VIRGINIA - Richmond:
Richmond, VA (ca. 2013)
State Capitol Building
WISCONSIN - Madison:
WISCONSIN - Madison:
WYOMING - Cheyenne:
