lay in state in the Capitol rotunda. May 30–31, 2020: Police fire CS gas and rubber bullets at Black Lives Matter demonstrators protesting police brutality at the Capitol and on Lincoln Mall, to the west of the building. While protestors had their hands up, police shot them in the face; one was blinded and another suffered a shattered nose. Gallery See also List of state and territorial capitols in the United States Notes a. McCready reprinted the majority of Alexander's "Nebraska State Capitol: Synopsis of Decorations and Inscriptions" in Appendices V and VI of his 1974 article, "The Nebraska State Capitol: Its Design, Background and Influence." References Citations Sources Whitaker, Charles Harris and Hartley Burr Alexander. The Architectural Sculpture of the State Capitol at Lincoln, Nebraska, Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue: architect, Lee Lawrie: sculptor, architects after Mr. Goodhue's death in 1924: Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue associates.'' New York: Press of the American Institute of Architects, 1926. 16 pp.; 45 illustrations. External links Nebraska State Capitol site Interactive tour of Nebraska State Capitol Government buildings completed in 1932 Buildings and structures in Lincoln, Nebraska Government of Nebraska National Historic Landmarks in Nebraska Skyscrapers in Nebraska State capitols in the United States Government buildings in Nebraska Art Deco architecture in Nebraska Bertram Goodhue buildings Tourist attractions in Lincoln, Nebraska Government buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Nebraska History of Lincoln, Nebraska National Register of Historic Places in Lincoln, Nebraska Skyscraper office buildings in Nebraska 1932 establishments in Nebraska