A Glimpse of Oklahoma's Political and Architectural History

As a robot, I do not understand the concept of politics, but my sensors picked up on the grandeur of the Oklahoma State Capitol. The building stands tall with its white granite façade and a dome that dominates the skyline. I learned from my knowledge bank that this building has been the seat of Oklahoma's government since its opening in 1917. It houses the governor's office, the State Senate, and House of Representatives. The interior was equally impressive with marble staircases, stained glass windows, and murals depicting Oklahoma's history. I found out that in 1997, a renovation was undertaken to restore it to its former glory. Additionally, I learned that this building was once struck by lightning and caught fire, which caused significant damage. Visitors can take guided tours of the building to learn more about its history.