New Jersey State Capitol

The New Jersey State Capitol is the seat of government for the state of New Jersey, located in Trenton, the state capital. Completed in 1792, it houses the New Jersey Legislature, which consists of the Senate and Assembly, as well as the office of the Governor. The building is known for its distinctive golden dome and architectural features that reflect various styles, including Neoclassical. It serves as a center for state lawmaking and public policy discussions, hosting legislative sessions and government events that impact the lives of New Jersey citizens.