The Call at the State House in Providence, Rhode Island is a place steeped in history and culture. Located right in the center of the city, the building is a testament to the craftsmanship and history of the area. The State House was constructed in 1901 with a Beaux Arts style and its iconic gold-dome has remained unchanged since. It is a remarkable symbol of the city and the entire state. It's surrounded by beautiful parks and gardens and its impressive steps and columns highlight the grandeur of the building. Inside, visitors can explore the Senate, House of Representative Chambers, Supreme Court, and the James Hall of Flags. The Hall of Flags displays flags from each of the US states and each is emblematic of a special moment in the history of Rhode Island. Tourists can also explore the State Library, as well as the Hall of Governors, where a plaster bust of every governor is on display. The Providence Capital Center provides a guided one-hour tour for those curious about the history of the building.
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