The North Carolina State House is the building where the state's legislative body, the North Carolina General Assembly, meets. Located in Raleigh, the capital of North Carolina, it serves as the center for state lawmaking and governance. The building features a distinctive neoclassical architectural style and houses offices for state representatives and senators. Constructed in the early 20th century, the State House is an important symbol of North Carolina's political history. It is not only a working government facility but also a site for public events and civic engagement, allowing citizens to participate in the democratic process.