Montana State Capitol

The Montana State Capitol is the state legislative center of the U.S. state of Montana.On a delicate incline encompassed by 10 sections of land of extensive gardens and other state structures, Montana's Capitol looks north finished the wonderful Prickly Pear Valley. The building is built of sandstone and stone. A statue portraying Liberty sits on the copper vault. A stroll through the Capitol will enable you to see numerous wonderful canvases, including Charles M. Russell's eminent authentic delineation of Lewis and Clark meeting the Indians at Ross' Hole on September 5, 1805. The principle area of the Capitol was finished in 1902. The two wings were finished in 1912.Administrations in the Capitol: Restrooms are situated on the main floor to one side of the fabulous staircase.