The Florida Historic Capitol, standing since 1845, has been restored to its 1902 appearance and now serves as a museum at the heart of the state’s Capitol complex. Under its iconic stained-glass dome, visitors explore Florida’s political history through exhibits, photographs, recordings, and interactive displays. Restored spaces include the original Governor’s office and legislative chambers. With over 250 artifacts across 21 rooms, the museum traces the evolution of Florida’s government from its territorial beginnings to today.