The very first protesters on the State Capitol steps were the Sons of the American Revolution. In 1929, they protested the fact that everyone could walk across the bronze State Seal with the image of George Washington on the rotunda floor. They thought it was disrespectful that citizens could actually tread across the face of our first president.
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