Oklahoma State Capitol

The Oklahoma State Capitol, located in Oklahoma City, is the home of the state's government and houses offices for the Governor, state legislators, and other officials. Completed in 1917, the building is notable for its distinctive dome, which is the only state capitol in the U.S. with an oil well directly underneath it. The capitol features beautiful murals and sculptures reflecting Oklahoma's history and culture. Surrounding the building are monuments and memorials honoring various aspects of the state's heritage, making it a significant landmark for both governance and public engagement in Oklahoma.