Stop by our office, located on the first floor of the State House just before the Security Screening Station, to sign the guest book, pick up brochures, and get your free post card and State of Maine stamp.

The Maine State House in Augusta, Maine, is the state capitol of the State of Maine. The building was completed in 1832, one year after Augusta became the capital of Maine.

The Blaine House is the home of Maine’s Governors and their families and is also a public building. Guided tours of the Blaine House are available for free but must be scheduled in advance.

You can find live and archived proceedings from our Event Calendar, and via Senate or House internet streaming. Current law can be retrieved via the Session Law page and the Statute pages.

The Maine State House The Maine State House or capitol building in Augusta overlooks the Kennebec River and was completed in 1832. Hour-long, free building tours are offered Monday through Friday …

Click here to find current information on all House members including general member information, mailing addresses, contact numbers, e-mail addresses, committee appointments and much more.

Welcome to the Maine State House. This tour will guide you through the building and highlight areas of historic, architectural, and civic interest. Click on the video camera icon for film clips that will provide …

The State House is located on the corners of Capitol and State Streets in Augusta. The west entrance, facing the Cross Office Building, is open to the public. To get to the State House from I-95 get off at …

Welcome to the Maine State House! The State House’s construction began in 1829, nine years after Maine separated from Massachusetts and became an independent state. The granite came from …

About the State House The Maine State House, located at the corner of State and Capitol Streets in Augusta, Maine, was completed in 1832, one year after Augusta became the Capital of Maine. Built …