“Utah State Capitol is designed in the Neoclassical revival style with refined Corinthian influences. This architectural marvel was expertly crafted by Richard K.A. Kletting and completed between 1912 and 1916. The State Capitol proudly stands as the focal point of the Utah State Capitol Complex on Capitol Hill, offering a picturesque vista of downtown Salt Lake City. Within its imposing tower, the Utah State Capitol accommodates the essential offices and chambers of the Utah State Legislature, along with the offices of the Governor, Attorney General, Lieutenant Governor, State Auditor, and their dedicated staff. Recognized for its historical and cultural importance, this esteemed structure earned its rightful position on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. Serving as a symbol of Utah's rich heritage and democratic principles, the Capitol invites visitors to explore its corridors and immerse themselves in the state's governance legacy, and self-guided tours are unlimited to the number of guests per group, offering ample opportunity for exploration.”
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