Us Capitol Collection (page 4)

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Grand Review of the Armies at the end of the Civil War on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC, May 23-24, 1865. Printed color lithograph from the 19th century

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Capture and burning of Washington DC by the British in 1814, during the War of 1812. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th century illustration

US Capitol, Washington D.C. USA

Lincoln Statue Rotunda, US Capitol Dome Apothesis of George Washington Inside Washington
Lincoln Statue Rotunda, US Capitol Dome. Apotheosis of George Washington, Washington DC. Painted by Constantino Burundi 1865

US Capitol Dome Congress House of Representatives US Senate Washington DC
US Capitol, Washington DC

Digitally restored vintage American history print featuring the US Flag, the US Capitol, and portraits of Presidents George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Grover Cleveland

Perrys Victory, Lake Erie, U. S. Capitol, Powell, George William, 1824-1879
Perrys Victory, Lake Erie, U.S. Capitol, Powell, George William, 1824-1879, Lake Erie, Battle of, 1813, Lakes & ponds, Campaigns & battles, United States, Erie, Lake, 1904

The Washington Monument at sunset in Washington, D. C
The Washington Monument at sunset in Washington, D.C

USA, Washington, DC. Digital composite of American flag superimposed over US Capitol building

The U. S. Capitol at dusk with light in the dome
The U.S. Capitol at dusk with light in the dome on

U.s Capitol at dusk with light in dome on showing that Congress is in session
U.S Capitol at dusk with light in dome on showing that Congress is in session

USA, North America, District of Columbia
The dome of the United States Capitol Building in Washington, D.C

The United States Capitol Building in Washington, D. C
The United States Capitol Building in Washington, D.C

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"United States Capitol: A Symbol of Democracy, Freedom, and History" The iconic US Capitol Dome stands tall amidst the bustling cityscape of Washington DC. As the seat of Congress and a beacon of freedom, it represents the heart of American democracy. Located in the District of Columbia along Pennsylvania Avenue, this majestic structure is an architectural masterpiece that has witnessed countless historic moments. From heated debates to monumental decisions shaping the nation's destiny, it has been witness to it all. At dusk, as the sun sets over Washington DC, the US Capitol radiates a captivating glow. Its grandeur is enhanced by its surroundings – from the vibrant traffic on Pennsylvania Ave to the United Nations Fight for Freedom statue depicting a Boy Scout standing proudly before this symbol of liberty. Steeped in history dating back to its construction in 1874, this hallowed building holds stories within its walls. The Genius of Freedom statue atop its dome serves as a reminder that shackles have been broken and freedom prevails. Throughout time, notable events have unfolded here – such as Rutherford Hayes' inauguration in 1877 or when young scouts rallied during World War II under John Rous' lens for their fight for freedom campaign. Even older images reveal glimpses into America's past - like a snapshot capturing Trinity Episcopal Church nearby during Civil War times or an intriguing view inside Senate Chamber circa 1873. The Old House of Representatives from around 1861 reminds us how far we've come since then while Edwin Clark's enigmatic portrait transports us back to an era between 1870-1880. As visitors explore these historical grounds today, they can't help but feel awe-struck by both its architectural magnificence and profound significance. The US Capitol remains not just a building but an enduring symbol representing unity and democratic values cherished by Americans throughout generations.