Pennsylvania Capitol

The Pennsylvania Capitol is the state government's main building in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Opened in 1906, it serves as the meeting place for the Pennsylvania General Assembly, which includes the House of Representatives and the Senate. The Capitol is known for its impressive architecture, featuring a magnificent dome and intricate artwork that reflects Pennsylvania's history and culture. It also houses the governor's office and various state department offices. As a symbol of state government, the Capitol plays a crucial role in legislative processes and civic engagement for Pennsylvania residents.