The Montana State Capitol is built in a Greek neoclassical architectural style with local sandstone and granite. The dome is covered with copper and has a statue that is popularly called “Lady Liberty”. Take a tour and discover the architecture, art and history of this majestic building.

There is a large rotunda with four circular paintings at the center of the capitol building.

These paintings were commissioned in 1902 and they depict the four prominent archetypes of society in early Montana. Enjoy and admire the painting of the gold miner, Native American, an explorer and fur trapper, and a cowboy.

Find it at this Address: 1301 East 6th Avenue, Helena, MT, 406-444-4789

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