I've had the chance to visit the State Capitol a handful of times for my job. We did the electrical design of the capitol and I've had to check the work of the electrical contractors (to ensure that things were installed correctly, clean, in good working order, etc.). I've been down underneath the capitol building where all the huge stabilizers are (in case of an earthquake) as well as in the underground tunnels and up in the walls of the rotunda. On the main floor of the capitol there is an image in the marble that is slightly disturbing:
As an added bonus, here's a picture of the rotunda (yes, it truly is your lucky day):
I'm also doing a study for the state as to the viability of solar panels on the roof of the capitol (I also did a similar study for Salt Lake County for a couple of buildings, including the Salt Palace). I visited the roof on the same visit to take pictures of possible locations for solar panels. Here's the view of downtown from the roof of the capitol:
3 comments:
That doesn't look like the devil, rather someone else I know...j/k. Doesn't look like it is there by accident though.
Ooooo, creepy..... I always knew something fishy was going on down there.
Downtown SLC looks so small.
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