The Vermont State House is the seat of government for the state of Vermont. Located in Montpelier, it houses the offices of the Governor and the legislative chambers for the Vermont General Assembly. The building is known for its distinctive gold dome and beautiful architecture, reflecting the state's rich history. Constructed in 1858, the Vermont State House is one of the oldest state capitols still in use. It features a blend of Greek Revival and Italianate architectural styles. The interior includes a grand staircase and various historical artworks, making it a significant landmark in the state.