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Louisiana State Capitol (1930-32) (34 floors) tallest State Capitol in USA. Baton Rouge, LA. Style: Art Deco. Architect: Weiss, Dreyfous & Seiferth. On National Register.  | Old State Capitol (1847-50) (100 North St.) burned (1862) to brick shell in Civil War & restored (1882). Baton Rouge, LA. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: James Dakin; restored William A. Freret. On National Register. | Louisiana State Capitol grounds with Old Arsenal Powder Magazine & Museum. Baton Rouge, LA. | Pentagon Barracks (1819-22) for U.S. troops & used by Louisiana State University (1886-1925). One building destroyed by flood. Baton Rouge, LA. On National Register. |
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| East Baton Rouge Parish Court House (222 St. Louis St.). Baton Rouge, LA. | Old Governor's Mansion (1930) (502 North St.). Baton Rouge, LA. Architect: Dreyfus, Weiss & Seifert. On National Register. | Side view of Old Governor's Mansion. Baton Rouge, LA. | Old Post Office (1894) (355 North Blvd.) & former City Hall, now City Club of Baton Rouge. Baton Rouge, LA. Style: Renaissance Revival. On National Register. |
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| Upper story detail of Old Post Office & former City Hall. Baton Rouge, LA. | Window detail of Old Post Office & former City Hall. Baton Rouge, LA. | Louisiana State Office Building, Lyceum Dean (124 North Third St.) & North Third Streetscape. Baton Rouge, LA. | Louisiana State Office Building (1927) (12 floors) (150 North Third St.). Baton Rouge, LA. |
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| Heritage buildings around Roumain Building on North Third Street. Baton Rouge, LA. | Roumain Building (1923) (6 floors) (343 North Third St.). Baton Rouge, LA. Architect: Favrot & Livaudais. On National Register. | Cast iron overhang of Roumain Building. Baton Rouge, LA. | Terra cotta facade details of Roumain Building. Baton Rouge, LA. |
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| State National Life building (7 floors) (263 Third St.). Baton Rouge, LA. | Hilton Capitol Center (former Heidelberg Hotel) (1927) (11 floors) (201 Lafayette St.). Baton Rouge, LA. Architect: Edward F. Neild. On National Register. | Entrance facade of former Heidelberg Hotel, now Hilton Capitol Center. Baton Rouge, LA. | Baton Rouge Waterworks Company Standpipe (1937) (131 Lafayette St.). Baton Rouge, LA. Architect: John H. Wood. On National Register. |
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| One of Baton Rouge's last remaining buildings with cast iron balconies (121 Convention St.). Baton Rouge, LA. | Cast iron balcony at 121 Convention St. Baton Rouge, LA. | Louisiana Art & Science Museum in former Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad Co. Station (1925) (100 S. River St.). Baton Rouge, LA. On National Register. | Planetarium of Louisiana Art & Science Museum. Baton Rouge, LA. |
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| St Joseph Cathedral (1853) (412 North St.). Baton Rouge, LA. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Father John Cambiaso. On National Register. | Tower of St Joseph Cathedral (1891). Baton Rouge, LA. Architect: F.B. Dicharry. | St James Episcopal Church (1895) (34m 112ft) (208 N. 4th St.). Baton Rouge, LA. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Col. W.L. Stevens. On National Register. | Gothic entrance door of St. James Episcopal Church. Baton Rouge, LA. |
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| Tower of St. James Episcopal Church. Baton Rouge, LA. | Tiffany stained glass windows in apse of St. James Episcopal Church. Baton Rouge, LA. | Tiffany stained glass window of flowers in St. James Episcopal Church. Baton Rouge, LA. | Tiffany stained glass window of angel with lilies in St. James Episcopal Church. Baton Rouge, LA. |
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| Tiffany stained glass window of tree & lilies in St. James Episcopal Church. Baton Rouge, LA. | Stained glass window of Palm Sunday in St James Episcopal Church. Baton Rouge, LA. | Stained glass window of Christ as shepherd in St. James Episcopal Church. Baton Rouge, LA. |
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