steps away from Iolani Palace.
Hawaii's State Capitol is rich in symbolism. The building has no main entrance. Hawaii prides itself on its open, welcoming culture.
is accessible to anyone
walking on the concourse
of the Capitol.
The day we visited the Capitol, the Senate, and the House of Representatives
were closed to the public.
shaped like a Volcano.
From: Maui Now
is also easily accessed by
the public.
Hawaii's open heritage
is also shaped like a Volcano.
From: Hawaiian Public Radio
These Chambers remind Hawaiians and visitors that the State was formed by Volcanoes and continues to be changed by Volcanoes.
also expressed here:
It's open to the sky &
Hawaii's changing
weather.
Eric & I happily tell everyone that this is our 50th State Capitol.
I stand in front of
the doors to the
A Food Drive is being held
in front of the Lieutenant
The doors to the Lieutenant
Governor's Office are open.
Sylvia Luke's Anteroom
The Office is in the distance.
We have finished our longest quest, so far, in retirement: Visiting all 50 State Capitols.
I have to spend time rereading blog posts I've done on each State Capitol and try to decide which ones I liked best and why.
1 comment:
Congrats on finishing your quest!! What a beautiful state to finish it in too!!
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