
Click here to view the
construction cameras!
Click here to view the
TIME-LAPSE footage!
Idaho's State Capitol is our state's most-treasured building. Within its beautiful sandstone walls, laws have been passed, issues debated, and citizen rights safeguarded for nearly a century. To ensure the Capitol building's long history and legacy, the Idaho Capitol Commission was appointed by Governor Phil Batt in July 1998. Subsequent Governors have been strong advocates of the Commission and its goal to restore and preserve the Capitol to its original splendor.
We invite you to explore our web site and enjoy all it has to offer. Learn about the Capitol Building's history, the exterior work that has been completed, and the extent of the restoration/renovation in progress.
The Idaho State Capitol, located at 700 West Jefferson Street in Boise, is closed to the public while it undergos extensive restoration and expansion.
In the meantime, why not visit the Capitol using our virtual tour! Click the image below to see our beautiful Capitol building:
During the restoration effort, the following offices moved to temporary locations throughout the Capitol Mall area:
Borah Building, 304 N. 8th StreetSupport Our Restoration Effort by Purchasing a Capitol License Plate
Click here to see the time-lapse footage of the external construction progress! NEW!
Click here to see the external construction progress from three cameras!
Click here to request a speaker at your next event or to reserve the Capitol Education Trunk!
Click here to view a virtual tour of the Capitol!
| Date: | Wednesday, September 17, 2008 |
| Time: | 10:00 a.m. |
| Location: | Idaho State Historical Society |