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Texas State Capitol (1888) of red granite.
Style: Renaissance Revival. Architect: Elijah E. Myers. On National Register.
| State Capitol grounds.
| Confederate soldiers monument (1903) by Pompeo Coppini & Grank Teich at State Capitol.
| Oblique view of State Capitol.
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Dome of State Capitol.
| Columns of dome of State Capitol.
| Dome of State Capitol.
| State Capitol Goddess of Liberty statue on dome.
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Roof structures over senate wing of State Capitol.
| Pediment over entrance of State Capitol.
| Pediment symbols of six nations which have ruled Texas on State Capitol.
| Heroes of the Alamo monument (1891) by J.S. Clark on grounds of State Capitol.
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Terry's Texas Rangers monument (1907) by Pompeo Coppini with State Capitol.
| Lampstand on State Capitol.
| Monument to Hood's Texas Brigade Army of Confederate Northern Virginia by Pompeo Coppini on State Capitol grounds.
| Interior of Texas State Capitol dome.
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Interior of Texas State Capitol dome.
| Rotunda galleries in State Capitol.
| Mosaic floor in rotunda of State Capitol showing nations which have ruled Texas.
| Doorway frame in State Capitol.
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State Capitol statue of Sam Houston (1893) by Elisabet Ney.
| Statue (1894) of Anglo-Texan founder Stephen Fuller Austin by Elisabet Ney in State Capitol.
| Painting of Davie Crockett by William Henry Huddle in State Capitol.
| Portrait of James (Jim) Bowie, hero of the Alamo, by George Peter Alexander Healy in House of Representative chamber of State Capitol.
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Mural of Surrender of Santa Anna by William Henry Huddle at south entrance of State Capitol.
| Painting of Fall of the Alamo on March 6, 1836 by H.A. McArdle in Senate of State Capitol celebrating the Dawn of Liberty & a Moral Victory.
| Painting of Battle of San Jacinto on April 21, 1836 by H.A. McArdle in Senate of State Capitol celebrating Triumph of Texas Independence & Retributive Justice.
| House of Representatives chamber in State Capitol.
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House of Representatives chamber in State Capitol.
| Senate chamber in State Capitol.
| Senate rostrum in State Capitol.
| State Capitol at night.
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State Capitol grounds & downtown.
| Flowering tree on grounds of State Capitol.
| Old Land Office (1856-7) (112 East 11th St.) with Texas motifs. Style: Romanesque Revival. Architect: C. Conrad Stremme. On National Register.
| Governor's Mansion (1854-6) (opposite state capitol at 1010 Colorado St.). Style: Greek Revival. Architect: Abner Cook. On National Register.
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Flowers on grounds of Governor's Mansion.
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