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Kansas State Capitol
300 West Tenth Street
Topeka
Shawnee County
Kansas
66612
Kansas State Capitol Building in Topeka, Kansas
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Nikopoley
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Home to one of the largest capitol domes in the United States, the Kansas dome is the only one in the United States that continues to offer dome tours. There are 296 steps leading up from the fifth floor to the top of the dome.
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Landmark Trivia
A large mural in the east wing, painted by Kansan John Steuart Curry, centers on an image of abolitionist John Brown. This is believed to be the only instance of a person convicted of treason being featured in a state capitol.
The building was constructed in stages, the east wing 1866–1873, the west wing 1879–1881, and the center 1884–1906.
Sources, References and External Links
Kansas Historical Society: Kansas State Capitol
Kansas Legislature Photos Page
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