The Missouri State Capitol

The Missouri State Capitol is the seat of the state government, located in Jefferson City. It houses the offices of the governor, state legislature, and other government officials. The building features a prominent dome, similar to other state capitols, symbolizing authority and governance. Inside, you’ll find historic art, murals, and the Legislative Library. Completed in 1917, it represents Missouri's history and political history, serving as a site for legislation, state ceremonies, and public events. The Capitol is a central landmark, combining functional government space with architectural and artistic significance.