Girls State citizens gaze at the interior architecture of the Capitol that represents the hopes and aspirations of Nebraska.
Girls State citizens observe the elaborate ceiling of the Capitol, located on the 14th floor.
Girls State citizens look onward at the interior of the Capitol Building, whose extending flatness was designed based on the Nebraska landscape.
Making new friends is a huge part of Girls State. Tehya Eckhoff of McKinley and Sami Schmid of Wilson are taking time at the Capitol to capture the memory of making new friends.
Isabella Chaffin, Becca Lennenmann and Kelsey Reinman of Wilson look out the windows at the top of the Capitol Building.
Girls from the city of Harding wait patiently for the elevator at the top of the Nebraska Capitol Building.
Students file their way through the narrow walkway to catch a glimpse of Lincoln from 400 feet up.
Students crane their necks to focus in on the amazing artwork displayed on the ceiling of the Capitol.
Excitement lingers as the girls cross the intersection to make their way to the Capitol.
Floors seven and nine gaze up to see the artwork that was portrayed in the Nebraska State Capitol.
Girls State Delegates stand at the steps of the Nebraska State Capitol awaiting an exciting tour.
Girls State citizens get a look inside the Nebraska State Legislature.
Cornhusker Girls State Citizens listen to their tour guide at the Capitol.
Cornhusker Girls State citizens tour through the main hall at the State Capitol.
14th floor selfie!
Photo Story by Emily Oestmann, Michelle Hunt, Amanda Dickerson, Paytra TeBrink and Sadie DeJonge
Girls State Gazette Staff
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