Georgia State Capitol

The Georgia State Capitol is a Historic Landmarks in Georgia. As the seat of state government since 1889, the legislative hall has been the focal point of Georgia approach and law-production amid the state's most prominent times of development, and the scene of innumerable vivid occasions in the state's history. Outlined by Willoughby J. Edbrooke and Franklin P. Burnham in a style depicted as "Neo-Classical-Renaissance Revival," the traditional lines and enormous size of the building suitably mirror the earnestness of the work that goes ahead inside. Based on one of the higher purposes of the city, the gold domed legislative center is a visual milestone in the southern piece of the downtown business area, and is the point of convergence of the state government complex.