The Pennsylvania State House, also known as the Pennsylvania State Capitol, is a stunning national historic landmark, located in the capital city of Harrisburg. Built in 1906, the iconic building features exquisite Renaissance-style architecture inspired by the Beaux-Arts designs. The interior boasts breathtaking murals, gold leaf accents, grand marble work, and a massive dome inspired by St Peter's Basilica in Rome. As a functional seat of governance, it houses the offices of the governor, lieutenant governor and the chambers of the Pennsylvania General Assembly. This architectural marvel is a symbol of Pennsylvania's rich historical and political heritage.
Pennsylvania State House’s response to: Stop Wind Turbines in Penn Forest Township
Pennsylvania State House’s response to: No Septa high speed train line in Upper Merion Township.
Pennsylvania State House’s response to: No Septa high speed train line in Upper Merion Township.
Pennsylvania State House’s response to: Improve the safety for West Conshohocken Residents
Pennsylvania State House’s response to: Keep the American way of life in our schools!!!
Pennsylvania State House’s response to: Pass PA HB 1896 raising minimum wage
Pennsylvania State House’s response to: Pennsylvania Legislators: Adult, Convicted Sex Offenders of Minors should not be permitted to Hold Occupations that give them access to children.
Pennsylvania State House’s response to: Replace Secretary of Education Arne Duncan