You might be interested to explore the Montana State Capitol along with its construction in
sandstone and granite. The building with its Greek neoclassical architectural style, has its exterior dome being covered with copper.
You cannot miss the interior view of the dome and what you can see and explore inside is the massive rotunda along with its 4 circular paintings covering it.
These paintings, you will find, is the representation of the 4 important archetypes of Montana’s early history comprising of the native American, a gold miner.
Tours
The Montana Historical Society offers 1-hour guided tours of the Capitol for student and tourist groups.
These tours focus primarily on the art, architecture, and history of the building. They also touch lightly on the legislative process and other aspects of state government.
The Governor’s Office welcomes visitors to tour the Hall of Governors and, when not in use, the elegant Governor’s Reception Room. These are located in the east wing of the second floor. (Back to top)
Presentations
The Montana Legislative Branch offers age-appropriate, 30- to 60-minute presentations on representative democracy and the legislative process.
The Montana Secretary of State’s Office offers age-appropriate, 15- to 45-minute presentations on voting, elections, and the role of the Secretary of State as keeper of the State Seal and official state records and as registrar of businesses operating in Montana.
All agencies would appreciate at least 2 weeks notice to plan for tours and presentations. (Back to top)
When to Visit
Capitol: Open Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. and Saturdays, Sundays, and most holidays from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. The Capitol is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day. Presentations are not available on weekends.
Montana Legislature: Convenes in regular session in early January of odd-numbered years. Sessions usually adjourn near the end of April in odd-numbered years. Between sessions, interim legislative committees meet periodically at the Capitol during regular business hours.
To arrange a tour, presentation, or both, contact:
Montana Historical Society
Deb Mitchell, Program Specialist
406-444-4789, dmitchell@mt.gov
We recommend that teachers prepare student groups for their visit by discussing state history and/or government in class. You also may wish to provide questions from your students in advance. (Press Release unedited)
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