The New Hampshire State House is the seat of the state government located in Concord, New Hampshire. It is the oldest state capitol in the United States that is still in use, having been completed in 1819. The building is known for its distinctive golden dome and houses the New Hampshire General Court, which consists of the House of Representatives and the Senate. The State House features a blend of architectural styles, primarily Georgian and Federal. Visitors can explore the building, which includes a grand staircase, historical paintings, and various chambers where legislative sessions take place. The State House is a symbol of New Hampshire's political history and civic engagement.