Oregon State Capitol

The Oregon State Capitol, located in Salem, is the home of the Oregon Legislative Assembly and the office of the Governor. It features a distinctive gold dome topped by a statue known as the "Oregon Pioneer." The building showcases striking architecture, blending modern with classic styles, and is surrounded by beautifully landscaped grounds. Completed in 1938, it serves as a central hub for state government, where laws are made and public policies are discussed. The Capitol also hosts tours and events, allowing visitors to learn about Oregon's history and government operations.