You're Invited! Please join me in Sacramento and learn more about California's abounding history and government. Seated comfortably between the High Sierras and the Pacific Ocean, Sacramento was the hub for gold miners and explorers during the mid 1800's. These rough and tumble pioneers left behind a treasure chest of times gone by, including our State Capitol which was completed in 1874. I encourage you to visit Sacramento and the Capitol to learn more about the legislative process and the history of our great state! --- TOM HARMAN

Tips & Tidbits

• Before you visit the Capitol contact your State Senate and Assembly offices located in Sacramento-they can be a great resource for helpful information.

Senator Tom Harman Staff Contact:
Megan Doyle
(916) 651-4035
State Capitol, Room 3070

• FREE Capitol tours are offered daily, on the hour between 9AM and 4PM.
• No reservations needed for guided tour.
• Sign up for guided tour in Room B 27 located in the basement of the Capitol building.
• See your legislator in action--the legislative session is open to the public on Monday and Thursday's.
• The Senate and Assembly Chambers are also open to the public and are best viewed through a guided tour.
• Capitol Museum tours offered year round with the exception of Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day.
• For more information on the Capitol Museum, tours, exhibits, films and educational programs please contact the museum office at (916) 324-0312 or visit them on the Web at: www.assembly.ca.gov/museum/.
• Visit www.sacmuseums.org to learn more about Sacramento's historical hotspots.