The Nebraska State Capitol may be used by non-profit and not-for-profit or governmental groups as a site for rallies and news conferences to engage and educate the public. Groups must … Continued
The Nebraska State Capitol offers many architectural settings for family and wedding photographs. Because the Capitol is public building private activities such as photography must not block public access or … Continued
The Nebraska State Capitol is the seat of state government and beautiful monument representing Nebraska’s diverse people and their history. As an inspirational monument with beautiful public spaces it is … Continued
The Nebraska Capitol Collections (NCC) is one of the most comprehensive collections of architectural records for a single structure. The NCC preserves a very diverse and detailed history of the … Continued
Nebraska’s new Capitol was completely furnished with very high quality walnut furniture from major manufacturers of the period. Additional furnishings included waste baskets, coat trees, and lamps. These furnishings fall … Continued
The following photographs of the Nebraska State Capitol may be downloaded and used by students, journalists, and others researching, promoting or referencing the Capitol. The photographs may not be reproduced … Continued
Bertram Goodhue’s original 1920 Capitol design concept included the setting for his building within the capital city. Goodhue planned four formal boulevard approaches to the Capitol from the north, … Continued
Office of the Capitol Commission Phone: (402)471-6691 Mailing Address: Office of the Capitol Commission P.O. Box 94696 Lincoln, NE 68509-4696 Street Address: 1445 K Street Tour Office (402)471-0448 Tourism Supervisor/Special … Continued