Louisiana State Capitol

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Discover the towering legacy of the Bayou State with Louisiana State Capitol, a visual and narrative exploration of one of America's most distinctive statehouses. Through the lens of photographer and journalist Jane Moorman, this book reveals the fascinating story behind the tallest state capitol in the United States, located in the heart of Baton Rouge.

From its imposing 34-story Art Deco design to its ornate interiors filled with symbolism and history, the Louisiana State Capitol is a monument to ambition, resilience, and political power. Moorman's photography captures every detail-from the bronze doors and sculpted allegories to the sweeping views atop the observation deck.

This book also delves into the life and legacy of Huey P. Long, the influential and controversial governor whose vision brought the capitol to life. Learn about the building's construction during the Great Depression, its political significance, and the tragic event that made it a part of national history.

Rich with architectural detail and cultural insight, this volume is a must-read for history buffs, architecture lovers, and anyone intrigued by the dynamic spirit of Louisiana.