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Arlington, VA 2020 looking out over Washington DC
The Texas State Capitol building is the largest state capitol in the nation. the Texas Capitol dome actually sits 7 feet (2.13 meters) higher than the U.S. C
Traveling on business, I had a chance to swing by the state capitol building in Boise. It was renovated recently, with the interior being completed in 2010. The result is fantastic. That column in the bottom foreground is actually polished, marbleized plaster. I was totally fooled into thinking it was marble. The faux plaster process was originally developed in renaissance Italy. The technique is called scagliola, which combines marble dust plus other minerals and binders to create the appearance of marble. This is a seven-shot stitched image. I did this to create the ultra-wide-angle view with my point & shoot camera.
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Looking up the stairs from the Boston Commons
The Last Of Us HBO TV series Capitol building icon
The stunning ceiling of the capitol building in Sacramento, CA
Utah State Capitol Wedding
The United States Capitol Building at sunset, Washington DC, USA.
I have to admit that my initial response to the Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln was a mixture of snickering and incredulity. It looked ...
A work-in-progress 3D creation of a Capitol building for epic Legion Imperialis
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Searchable collections of manuscripts, war records, historic images, vital statistics, audio and video recordings from the State Library and Archives of Florida.
There is a beautiful story behind this Utah State Capitol Building Wedding. It is where Lauren & Blake restarted their relationship & got engaged!
Capitol building in Washington D.C. with a american flag in the background and a blue sky.
Sophisticated urban action combines with outdoor adventure making Denver an exciting place to visit. Read on for things to do in Denver - the Mile High City.
As one of only 20 state Capitols designated as a National Historic Landmark and with a history that dates back to 1888, the Wyoming Capitol is one of the most significant buildings in the state. The Capitol underwent a four-year restoration in 2019 transforming the building to the historic grandeur of its original architecture. This can’t-miss site has incredible architecture and is the seat of Wyoming’s executive and legislative branches of government. On the second level of the Capitol, visit one of the most significant chambers in the country. It was in this room the Constitutional Convention was held while Wyoming was seeking statehood in 1889. A large part of the convention debate focused on women’s suffrage, a right Wyoming women had held in the territory since 1869. Here, impassioned delegates crafted a constitution that recognizes all members of the human race as equal and protects rights for all, regardless of sex or race, making Wyoming the first state in the country to affirm a women’s right to vote, hold office, and sit on juries. The Capitol is open for self-guided tours Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and includes extended hours in the summer months Monday through Friday form 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
