State House (Augusta, Maine)

The State House in Augusta, Maine, is the state government’s official building, serving as the center of legislative activity. It houses the Maine Legislature, including the House of Representatives and Senate, where laws are debated and passed. Constructed in 1829, its neoclassical architecture reflects Maine’s history and governance. The building also features a prominent gold dome and a memorial honoring Maine’s soldiers. As a symbol of state government, it hosts official ceremonies, public tours, and functions as a hub for legislative operations and civic engagement.