Alaska State Capitol

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The Alaska State Capitol is the government building in Juneau that houses the offices and chambers of the state's governor and legislature.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf government building
state capitol building
architect James A. Wetmore
Lester Whittington
architecturalStyle Art Deco architecture
Neoclassical architecture
becameStateCapitol 1959
cityServed Juneau
surface form: Juneau, Alaska
constructionStartYear 1929
coordinates 58.3019°N 134.4197°W
country United States of America
formerName Federal and Territorial Building
function seat of government of the U.S. state of Alaska
hasArtwork historical photographs of Alaska
murals depicting Alaska history
hasFeature clock tower
committee rooms
governor’s offices
legislative chambers
public galleries
hasPublicAccess yes
houses Alaska House of Representatives
surface form: Alaska House of Representatives chamber

Alaska State Legislature
Alaska State Capitol self-linksurface differs
surface form: Alaska State Senate chamber

Office of the Governor of Alaska
Lieutenant Governor of Alaska
surface form: Office of the Lieutenant Governor of Alaska
locatedIn Juneau
surface form: Juneau, Alaska
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Juneau
surface form: City and Borough of Juneau
locatedInTimeZone Alaska Time Zone
materialUsed Indiana limestone
Tokeen marble
brick
concrete
nearby Downtown Juneau
notableFor being one of the few U.S. state capitols without a dome
combination of Neoclassical and Art Deco design elements
numberOfFloors 6
offers guided tours
opened 1931
operatedBy Alaska
surface form: State of Alaska
originalFunction federal and territorial office building
ownedBy Alaska
surface form: State of Alaska
postalCode 99801
stateServed Alaska
streetAddress 120 4th Street
usedBy Alaska Territorial Legislature
United States District Court for the District of Alaska
surface form: United States District Court for the Territory of Alaska
yearCompleted 1931

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Alaska State Legislature meetsIn Alaska State Capitol
Alaska State Legislature building Alaska State Capitol
Juneau hosts Alaska State Capitol
Alaska Senate meetsAt Alaska State Capitol
Alaska Senate building Alaska State Capitol
Alaska State Capitol houses Alaska State Capitol self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Alaska State Senate chamber
Alaska House of Representatives meetsIn Alaska State Capitol
Alaska House of Representatives building Alaska State Capitol
Lieutenant Governor of Alaska seat Alaska State Capitol
Office of the Governor of Alaska hasOffice Alaska State Capitol
Senate meetsIn Alaska State Capitol
subject surface form: Alaska Senate
Federal and Territorial Building hasPart Alaska State Capitol
this entity surface form: Alaska State Senate chamber
Federal and Territorial Building namedAfter Alaska State Capitol
Federal and Territorial Building alsoKnownAs Alaska State Capitol
Federal and Territorial Building alsoKnownAs Alaska State Capitol
this entity surface form: Alaska Territorial Capitol
Downtown Juneau contains Alaska State Capitol
City and Borough of Juneau hosts Alaska State Capitol
Lester Whittington notableWork Alaska State Capitol
Lester Whittington designed Alaska State Capitol
this entity surface form: Alaska State Capitol building