
One of four self-supporting marble covered domes in the world, the dome is
topped by the symbol of Rhode Island, Independent Man, clutching a spear
in one hand, the other on an anchor. The floor of the rotunda holds a brass
replica of the state seal while the firmament of the dome offers a mural of
Roger Williams Colonizing Providence Plantations. “Rare felicity of
the times when it is permitted to think what you like and say what you think,”
encircles the dome in Latin. 401-222-3983 General hours M-F 8:30 - 4:30. Free tours of the capitol Monday - Friday at 9:00, 10:00, and 11:00 a.m. Closed weekends and all major holidays. Map to the Capitol Building in Providence This information was updated in October of 2011. Have you been to this capitol before? What did you think?
Share your comments with us! Rhode Island was the 1st Capitol that I visited since purchasing my
Capitol Passport Book. To date (JULY 3), I have visited 5 state capitols. RI
rank among my favorite thus far... I love its striking likeness to the US
Capitol in Washington, DC T. Williams The building had an awesome self guided tour pamphlet, and was worth the visit! Bira R.

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