Attics and Dome

Capitol Attics Map

Number	Exhibit Name	Location	Artwork Photo	Description
68*	Hall of Fame Windows	Inner Walls of the Dome		The Capitol's architect, Elijah Myers, envisioned stained glass windows for the dome. The windows were to depict scenes of Colorado landscapes. In 1898, Frank Edbrooke became supervising architect and changed the plan to a gallery of portraits (Hall of Fame) of people who had built the state.
69**	Mr. Brown's Attic	Gallery Located Between the Third Floor and the Dome		Mr. Brown's Attic, a 2,000-square-foot public gallery located between the third floor and the dome, is dedicated to the history and significance of the Capitol building. It features photographs, displays, and artifacts that tell the story of the Capitol from its beginnings to the present day.