Jpb T.
7/24/2025
I travel frequently, but I have never been inside a state capital. They have tours or you can just walk around common areas. This was one of the most beautiful buildings that I have been in. West...
West Virginia State Capitol
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1900 Kanawha Blvd E
Charleston, WV 25305
The Charleston Capitol Building, also known as the Division of Protective Services, is home to the Capitol Police who ensure the safety and security of individuals within the West Virginia State Capitol Complex and other state government locations. Part of the Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety, the Capitol Police play a crucial role in safeguarding all who work, visit, or engage in activities at the Capitol Complex.
With a focus on maintaining a secure environment, the Capitol Police oversee street closures during significant events like inaugurations to facilitate the smooth flow of traffic and ensure the well-being of attendees. Their presence and strategic measures contribute to the overall safety and orderliness of the area, allowing for the seamless conduct of important governmental functions and public gatherings.
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Irene Y.
4/24/2025
**April 2025: Midweek Morning Visit** The Capitol Building itself is really impressive (5 stars for the building itself). It's super grand and beautiful; however, the start of my visit was really...
Melissa B.
3/26/2023
Today Saturday was a Beautiful Day! Extremely Windy, but warm and sunny! I took Noel, Deacon & Kayla to the Capitol Complex and Cultural Center in Charleston. We walked around outside and took...
Jessica C.
7/17/2025
USE CAUTION BOOKING WITH TORI EDENS! Ask for someone else! We had my wedding here and our paperwork was never turned in! The rental company we used for our chairs had issues getting in and almost...
Carolyn B.
12/30/2022
This beautiful domed Capitol was designed by Cass Gilbert, the famed architect. Visitors may walk about the first floor and explore the gallery of state governors, and then the second floor with...
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