Capitol Building (Cheyenne)

The Wyoming State Capitol Building in Cheyenne is an historic government structure serving as the seat of the state's legislature and the office of the governor. Completed in 1890, its architecture combines classical revival and Renaissance Revival styles, featuring a prominent dome and intricate details. The building symbolizes Wyoming's political history and independence, hosting important legislative sessions and state ceremonies. It is also a designated historical landmark, reflecting the state's heritage and identity. Visitors can explore its chambers, corridors, and art exhibits, gaining insight into Wyoming's governance and history.