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America the Beautiful poem written on a wall in the Cox Corridors of the U.S. Capitol.

Capitol Lyrics: "America the Beautiful"

July 3, 2018

Numbers found on the pediment.

The $28,000,000 Question

April 17, 2018

A current view of the U.S. Capitol, Room HB-29, which once served as a bakery during the Civil War.

Then & Now: Capitol Building Superintendent's Office

March 27, 2018

Buildings & Grounds, History

Capitol Dome out of focus, branch in foreground.

Who or What Goes There?

October 31, 2017

Buildings & Grounds

A skylight allows natural light to fill the hallway once occupied by a courtyard at the U.S. Capitol.

Then & Now: U.S. Capitol Courtyards

July 19, 2017

Buildings & Grounds, History

One of 330 Capitol Hill elevators maintained by the AOC.

Historic Firsts: Capitol Hill Elevators

March 23, 2017

Buildings & Grounds, History

AOC's Marc Kinney, part of the Capitol Building's Insulation Division.

Behind the Scenes: Jack of All Trades

December 8, 2016

New Perspective, New Discoveries: A Close-up Look at Crawford's Progress of Civilization

September 28, 2016

What's Happening Behind the Capitol Scaffolding?

May 10, 2016

His Holiness Pope Francis addressing the crowds assembled along the West Front.

Papal Preparation Takes Teamwork

October 14, 2015

Who We Are, Events

CVC Guides Help Visitor "See" the Old Supreme Court

July 23, 2015

Exhibits, Who We Are

Capitol Rotunda Restoration

June 26, 2015

Buildings & Grounds, Projects

History with a Side of Mystery: the Rotunda Benches

June 4, 2015

Buildings & Grounds, History

The Lincoln Catafalque in the U.S. Capitol

April 15, 2015

Inspiration from History

March 19, 2014

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