At its heart of SACRAMENTO sits the Capitol, located in a large landscaped garden, filled with flowers and statuary. Designed in 1860 in a grand Renaissance Revival style, the structure houses the office of the governor and the state senate chambers and serves as a museum of the state's cultural and political history. Most of the wharves, warehouses and building along the historic riverfront have been revitalized or converted into trendy shops and restaurants. The California State Railroad Museum houses some wonderfully restored locomotives. Sutter's Fort State Historic Park, located east of town, re-creates Sacramento's original settlement from 1839.