"...a richer and more beautiful country than this I believe has never been seen in America." George Rogers Clark

We want to take this opportunity to welcome you to the Kentucky Legislature's Web site for students, where they or anyone else interested in learning more about the Kentucky General Assembly can find a wealth of information.

In these pages you will learn the history of what is considered the people's branch of government, the capitols that have served Kentucky since it became a state in 1792, and a little about our most recent legislation. We have also included a photographic tour of the two remaining capitol buildings  and, for the younger viewers, a coloring book picturing such things as the House and Senate chambers, and a guide to how a bill becomes law.

We encourage you to take your time as you tour this important part of Kentucky's history. We think you will enjoy what you find.

Senate President David Williams invites you to view Kentucky's Web site for Kids.

Read President David Williams' Welcoming Statement.

House Speaker Jody Richards welcomes you to Kentucky's Web site for Kids.

Read Speaker Jody Richards' Welcoming Statement.

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