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House Chamber Chair

This historic chair was accidentally damaged and the arm was broken. With the generous support of the SCF, the Capitol hired a professional conservator to return the seat to its former splendor.

 


Sully Portrait Lighting

Unfortunately, Thomas Sully\'s master-work was largely obscured due to poor lighting and practically indiscernable from the viewing area. The SCF procured several special artifact lights.

Kids Corner

Welcome to State Capitol 4-1-1. Your source for cool information about the Capitol.

Learn More About The Capitol Through This Interactive Video

 

LATEST NEWS


The SCF is pleased to annouce that as of July 8, 2024, the Capitol is open to visitors again following a 13 month restoration project.

 

 


Conservation and preservation of the State Capitol Historic Site is ongoing with many new projects on the horizon.

Would you like to help the SCF preserve the North Carolina State Capitol and its collections?