From 2001-2004, following the Nisqually Earthquake, Washington's legislative building was closed to the public for a massive rehabilitation project. Construction crews repaired damage from the quake attached the previously detached cylinder and dome to the lower building, replaced and modernized the 80-year-old utilities in the building, restored the sandstone mortar on the building's exterior, and much more. Thanks to TVW for sharing this video. To stream this show and other TVW shows, go to TVW.org.
