The Capitol was built as the home of state government. But it's also a unique symbol that honors Montana's history, citizens and landscape. They call the building that stands on a knoll at 1301 ...

There was a crowd gathered on the front steps of the Montana State Capitol Saturday ... How Were the Pyramids Built? Engineers Suggest a New Theory ...

"The Dean of the Montana press corps," the late Charles "Chuck" S. Johnson, was memorialized Friday at the Montana State Capitol with a ... a job that often calls for being harsh.

The Montana State Capitol has ... positions that are being used to resume the guided tours, historical society officials said. Visitors may still explore the Capitol, at 1301 E.

The Montana Historical Society is looking for someone to run the first year-round restaurant in the Montana State Capitol Complex.