Golden Dome

The Golden Dome often refers to the Indiana Statehouse's iconic dome, covered in gold leaf, which is a prominent feature of downtown Indianapolis. Completed in the 1880s, the dome serves as a symbol of the state’s government and history. It is notable for its architectural beauty and is a significant landmark. The dome is viewed not only as a decorative element but also represents Indiana's rich heritage and commitment to civic pride. Visitors can tour the building to admire its interior and learn more about Indiana's historical and political development.