Louisiana's Old State Capitol
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100 North Boulevard, Baton Rouge LA 70801
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About Louisiana's Old State Capitol
Louisiana's Old State Capitol is a historic museum located at 100 North Boulevard in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. It served as the home of the Louisiana State Legislature until the construction of the new capitol building in 1932. The museum showcases Louisiana's rich history and the democratic process through various exhibits, programming, and the arts. Visitors can enjoy free admission and parking, and the staff is noted for being helpful. The stunning architecture features a majestic staircase, beautiful stained glass windows, and historical artifacts, including a statue of the founder of New Orleans. The interactive voting information room is a highlight, with guests wishing for even more interactive displays. The building hosts functions, making it a versatile space. Many visitors recommend watching the short film about the building's history. Overall, it is a must-visit destination for those interested in Louisiana's heritage.
Most Recent Reviews
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October 2026
Beautiful architecture and artwork, but the history galleries alone are certainly worth the visit. A lot of care was taken in telling the history of Louisiana, and the front desk folks are happy to answer any questions you have. Really happy to have visited!
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October 2026
It was the venue for a Candlelight concert! Beautiful ❤
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October 2026
Great performance, very lovely experience to hear Queens music performed this way!!! Beautiful Beautiful
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