Art Deco illustrations of the Nebraska State Capitol — inscriptions, reliefs, and The Sower.
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There's a bison carved directly into the limestone — part of relief panels that wrap the exterior, each telling a piece of Nebraska's story before you even walk through the door.
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"The salvation of the state is watchfulness in the citizen." — permanent stone above the entrance. That's not a motto on a pamphlet. It's a philosophy.
At the top of a 400-foot tower stands The Sower — barefoot, casting seeds into the wind. Lee Lawrie sculpted him. Nearly 9½ tons of bronze raised April 24, 1930.