Utah State Capitol Rotunda's WPA Murals - Salt Lake City, Utah - WPA Projects on Waymarking.com

When the capitol was originally opened during 1916 the cyclorama was blank, and was not painted until the 1930s, as a Works Progress Administration (WPA) project.

The cyclorama includes eight scenes from Utah's history, including the driving of the Golden Spike and the naming of Ensign Peak; the characters in the scenes of the cyclorama were designed be Lee Greene and contain over 100 figures, many of which are more than ten feet high.

Project type: Mural/Painting Date built or created: 1936 Location: Utah State Capitol Building City: Salt Lake City Condition: Pristine condition Website for additional information: [Web Link]

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