Virginia State Capitol

The Virginia State Capitol is a historic government building in Richmond, designed by Thomas Jefferson and completed in 1788. It functions as the seat of the Virginia General Assembly, where laws are discussed and enacted. The architecture features a prominent dome and classical design elements, symbolizing democracy and civic pride. The building also houses the Office of the Governor. As a symbol of Virginia's political history, it is a designated National Historic Landmark and a popular site for tours and public events. Its architecture and location reflect the state's rich heritage and governance traditions.