U.S. Capitol Dome

The U.S. Capitol Dome is a prominent architectural feature atop the United States Capitol building in Washington, D.C. Completed in 1866, it symbolizes the unity and strength of the nation. The dome, made of cast iron and standing dome reaches 288 feet, is topped by the Statue of Freedom. It serves as a focal point of the Capitol, representing democracy and government. The dome has historical significance and has undergone restoration over time, reflecting America's evolving identity and values. It hosts important events and is a symbol of American politics and history, drawing millions of visitors each year.