The North Carolina State Capitol

The North Carolina State Capitol is a historic government building in Raleigh that houses the state's legislative and executive offices. Constructed between 1833 and 1840, it features Greek Revival architecture, characterized by classical columns and symmetry. The Capitol serves as a symbol of North Carolina’s government and history, with notable features like its gold-leafed dome and noteworthy interior murals. It is a designated National Historic Landmark, emphasizing its cultural significance. Visitors can tour the building to learn about the state's political history and appreciate its architectural beauty.