text: Liberty Plaza In 2015, the state of Georgia unveiled a large public plaza just east of the Capitol named Liberty Plaza. After its opening, numerous monuments were relocated from other parts of the Capitol grounds to the plaza, including replicas of the Liberty Bell and Statue of Liberty.
  Dimensions
  Greatest north–south:
  Greatest central depth:
  Second-Floor Rotunda to ceiling:
  Dome diameter:
  Monuments on the Capitol grounds
  Governors
  Equestrian statue of John Brown Gordon (erected in 1907).
  Joseph E. Brown (also U.S. Senator and Chief Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court) and Elizabeth Brown (1928)
  Statue of Eugene Talmadge (1949)
  Richard B. Russell (also a U.S. Senator and in the Georgia legislature) (1975)
  Herman Talmadge (also a U.S. Senator) (1990)
  Statue of Jimmy Carter (also a U.S. president and member of the Georgia Senate) (1992)
  Statue of Ellis Arnall (also state Attorney General) (1997)
  Other persons
  Plaque and tree honoring William Ambrose Wright, a lieutenant in the Confederate States Army, and Georgia state comptroller for fifty years, as well as insurance commissioner. Erected by the Atlanta Ladies Memorial Association, January 19, 1930.
  Statue of Benjamin Harvey Hill (Confederate Senator, US Senator and US Representative).
  Statue of Martin Luther King Jr. (2017)
  Drinking fountain with a bas-relief of Mary Latimer McLendon, a temperance and women's suffrage activist. Erected in October 1923.
  Others
  U.S. Coast Guard Survey History Marker (1874)
  Reproduction of the Liberty Bell (1950)
  Statue of Liberty replica (1951)
  Spanish War Veterans Memorial (1967)
  Flame of Freedom (American Legion) (1969)