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A walk through the scenic Capitol grounds invites the exploration of the many memorials, monuments, and plaques, significant to Utah.
Things to See and Do | utahstatecapitol.utah.gov
Schedule a self-guided, guided, or virtual tour. Each tour covers topics including Utah State Capitol history and architecture, Utah history, and government processes. Of all the things to see and do, this is the "can't miss" activity. Visitors of all …
State Capitol History | utahstatecapitol.utah.gov
The Capitol Hill Complex has grown to include Senate, House, and other buildings. For more extensive information on the Capitol’s one-hundred-plus history, click here to view the panels from our Commemorating a Century 2016 Centennial exhibit.
Schedule Your Tour | utahstatecapitol.utah.gov
tour the utah state capitol Each tour covers topics including Utah State Capitol history and architecture, Utah history, and government processes. Select the appropriate form below to request a tour or field trip with bus funding.
Parking, Directions and Maps | utahstatecapitol.utah.gov
Parking is also allowed along the streets around the perimeter of the Capitol unless otherwise stated by signs. School and charter buses may find parallel parking on the southbound side of East Capitol Blvd. Entrances. Visitors should enter the Capitol through the East Doors.
About | utahstatecapitol.utah.gov
The Capitol Preservation Board (CPB) was created in 1998 by the Utah State Legislature and Governor Michael O. Leavitt to be the Stewards of the Capitol. The Board and its staff maintain, improve, and oversee the buildings and grounds on the Capitol Hill Complex.
Contact Us - Utah State Capitol
Capitol Preservation Board Programs. If you have questions about any of the following programs, please visit their web pages. You may also call or email us with additional questions.
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bookcase created from tres toppled on Capitol grounds when a tomado ripped through Salt Lake City in 1999 _ They are a symbol of Utah 's spirit and determination—a reminder that something good can come from a disaster.
Aerospace & Defense Day on the Hill - Utah State Capitol
Capitol Building Hours Monday – Thursday: 7:00 am – 8:00 pm Friday – Sunday & Holidays : 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Yoshino Cherry Trees | utahstatecapitol.utah.gov
The Utah State Capitol’s Yoshino cherry trees typically blossom in the beginning weeks of April. They usually last for a few weeks, depending on weather conditions. You can follow along with their journey on the Utah State Capitol Instagram story.