Snapshots of the Past

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219 historic pictures in the U.S. Capitol collection, part of Landmarks. Each one can be ordered as a print or licensed, and the collection is a starting point for telling stories about the past.

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DC Washington 1856 MAPDC Washington 1856 MAP[View of Washington looking down Pennsylvania Ave. toward unfinished Capitol. National Hotel on left, no. 2][View of Washington looking down Pennsylvania Ave. toward unfinished Capitol. National Hot (1860)District of Columbia and the Seat of War on the PotomacDistrict of Columbia and the Seat of War on the PotomacCamps of U.S. troops around Washington City, from S. to W. / Lith. by E. Sachse & Co., Balto. Md.Camps of U.S. troops around Washington City, from S. to W. / Lith. by E. Sachse & Co., Bal (Washington, D.C. : p)Inauguration of Mr. LincolnInauguration of Mr. Lincoln (1861 March 4.)Johnson's Georgetown and the City of Washington, Capital of the United StatesJohnson's Georgetown and the City of Washington, Capital of the United States[Early photographic view of Washington, D.C. from the Capitol looking west-southwest][Early photographic view of Washington, D.C. from the Capitol looking west-southwest] ([ca. 1863])Our Patriots of the WarOur Patriots of the WarOval Print of Central Lincoln Portrait Surrounded by Medallion PortraitsOval Print of Central Lincoln Portrait Surrounded by Medallion PortraitsPowell & Co's Photographs of Representatives Who Voted AyePowell & Co's Photographs of Representatives Who Voted AyeU.S. CapitolU.S. CapitolView of Washington City / lith. & print by E. Sachse & Co., Baltimore, Md.View of Washington City / lith. & print by E. Sachse & Co., Baltimore, Md. ([S.l.] : Publ. by J.)The City of Washington: Birds-Eye View from the Potomac, Looking NorthThe City of Washington: Birds-Eye View from the Potomac, Looking NorthCapitol of the United States, Washington, D.C.Capitol of the United States, Washington, D.C.Birds Eye View of the City of Washington from the Dome of the U.S. Capitol, Looking WestBirds Eye View of the City of Washington from the Dome of the U.S. Capitol, Looking WestParade of the G.A.R., 26th annual encampment, Washington, D.C., September 20th, 1892 / Prince, fotografer, Washington, D.C.Parade of the G.A.R., 26th annual encampment, Washington, D.C., September 20th, 1892 / Pri (c1892.)Inauguration of the President of the United States at WashingtonInauguration of the President of the United States at WashingtonThe Capitol at WashingtonThe Capitol at WashingtonDC Capitol and Congressional LibraryDC Capitol and Congressional Library (1904)Inauguration of the President, Washington, D.C.Inauguration of the President, Washington, D.C.Union Station, Washington, D.C., 1906Union Station, Washington, D.C., 19061932 tif09408 Senatepageboysstagetheirfirsts1932 tif09408 SenatepageboysstagetheirfirstsOfficial program - Woman suffrage procession, Washington, D.C. March 3, 1913 / Dale.Official program - Woman suffrage procession, Washington, D.C. March 3, 1913 / Dale. (1913)Bird's-Eye View of Washington, D.C.: The Nation's CapitalBird's-Eye View of Washington, D.C.: The Nation's Capitalct000616ct000616Harding Inauguration, March 4th, 1921Harding Inauguration, March 4th, 1921 (1921)[Aerial view of the Capitol and Mall, Washington, D.C.] / Photo Section, Bolling Field.[Aerial view of the Capitol and Mall, Washington, D.C.] / Photo Section, Bolling Field. ([ca. 1925])Aerial View of U.S. Capitol and Crowd, FDR Inauguration, 1933Aerial View of U.S. Capitol and Crowd, FDR Inauguration, 1933Pennsylvania Railroad - Washington, the city beautiful / Grif Teller.Pennsylvania Railroad - Washington, the city beautiful / Grif Teller.U.S. CapitolU.S. CapitolPortrait of Nathaniel OwingsPortrait of Nathaniel Owings (and Engineering (ADE)U.S. Capitol, Statue of FreedomU.S. Capitol, Statue of FreedomRotunda, University of Virginia: Plan and Elevation drawingsRotunda, University of Virginia: Plan and Elevation drawings[Bronze doors for the east portico of the House wing, U.S. Capitol][Bronze doors for the east portico of the House wing, U.S. Capitol] (1855 July 4.)Death of John Quincy Adams at the U.S. Capitol Feby. 23d 1848Death of John Quincy Adams at the U.S. Capitol Feby. 23d 1848 ([New York] : N. Curr)Birds eye view of the city of Washington from the dome of the U.S. Capitol Looking west / Lith. & print by A. Sachse & Co.Birds eye view of the city of Washington from the dome of the U.S. Capitol Looking west / (Balto., Md. : A. Sac)[James John Walker, 1881-1946, full-length portrait, standing, with William E. Walsh and Charles L. Craig, leaving U.S. Capitol][James John Walker, 1881-1946, full-length portrait, standing, with William E. Walsh and C[View of construction of the basement and first floor of the Library of Congress on the north side, with the U.S. Capitol in the background][View of construction of the basement and first floor of the Library of Congress on the no[Maintenance Section of U.S. Capitol: cleaning up House Minority Room][Maintenance Section of U.S. Capitol: cleaning up House Minority Room]Crowd on steps of the U.S. Capitol on the arrival of a bonus petition signed by over 1,000,000 veteransCrowd on steps of the U.S. Capitol on the arrival of a bonus petition signed by over 1,000 (1922 May 2.)Scene in the studio of Charles E. Moberley at the U.S. Capitol, Where most of last night's fire was confinedScene in the studio of Charles E. Moberley at the U.S. Capitol, Where most of last night's (1930 Jan. 4.)[The Capitol Spring" - 4 Negro? children and a woman at fountain in alcove ground level west front of the U.S. Capitol. One child has his head under the fountain]"[The Capitol Spring" - 4 Negro? children and a woman at fountain in alcove ground level we (1878)The Liberty Almanac for 1847: [title page, showing freed slave with U.S. Capitol in background]The Liberty Almanac for 1847: [title page, showing freed slave with U.S. Capitol in backgr (1847)Pediment sculpture, U.S. CapitolPediment sculpture, U.S. Capitol ([1862?])[U.S. Capitol interiors: detail of structural work of dome interior][U.S. Capitol interiors: detail of structural work of dome interior] (ca. 1920.)Corridor of Senate Chamber, U.S. CapitolCorridor of Senate Chamber, U.S. Capitol ([ca. 1885].)Congressional Library, U.S. CapitolCongressional Library, U.S. Capitol ([ca. 1880])The Vice-President's room, North Wing [U.S. Capitol]The Vice-President's room, North Wing [U.S. Capitol][Rooms in the U.S. Capitol: Mantel in the old room of the Vice President][Rooms in the U.S. Capitol: Mantel in the old room of the Vice President][Rooms in the U.S. Capitol: Old Supreme Court Room, 1900 A.D., Supreme Court Law Library][Rooms in the U.S. Capitol: Old Supreme Court Room, 1900 A.D., Supreme Court Law Library]Interior of the Hall of Representatives U.S. Capitol, WashingtonInterior of the Hall of Representatives U.S. Capitol, Washington ([no date recorded on)[Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller administering the oath of office to Benjamin Harrison on the east portico of the U.S. Capitol, March 4, 1889][Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller administering the oath of office to Benjamin Harrison on (1889)[Construction of basement and first floor of the Library of Congress; U.S. Capitol in backgrd.][Construction of basement and first floor of the Library of Congress; U.S. Capitol in back (1891 Aug. 8.)[View of U.S. Capitol from northeast][View of U.S. Capitol from northeast] (c1942.)East Front and southeast lawn, U.S. CapitolEast Front and southeast lawn, U.S. Capitol ([ca. 1920])[Charles Curtis, 31st vice president, half-length portrait, facing front, standing on the Senate rostrum in the U.S. Capitol][Charles Curtis, 31st vice president, half-length portrait, facing front, standing on the ([1929])View of the U.S. Capitol with snowView of the U.S. Capitol with snow (1926)Section through dome of U.S. CapitolSection through dome of U.S. Capitol ([between 1853 and 18)East pediment of the north wing, U.S. CapitolEast pediment of the north wing, U.S. Capitol ([between 1853 and 18)Vintage Building Photo - U.S. Capitol - Detail of Progress (1)Vintage Building Photo - U.S. Capitol - Detail of Progress (1)Vintage Building Photo - U.S. Capitol - Detail of Progress (2)Vintage Building Photo - U.S. Capitol - Detail of Progress (2)Vintage Building Photo - U.S. Capitol - Detail of Progress (3)Vintage Building Photo - U.S. Capitol - Detail of Progress (3)Corinthian capital, U.S. CapitolCorinthian capital, U.S. Capitol ([between 1859 and 18)[Bronze doors for the east portico of the Senate wing, U.S. Capitol][Bronze doors for the east portico of the Senate wing, U.S. Capitol] ([between 1855 and 18)[Bronze doors for the House wing (later moved to the central east front entrance), U.S. Capitol][Bronze doors for the House wing (later moved to the central east front entrance), U.S. Ca ([between 1857 and 18)[Panel and medallion details from bronze doors for the east portico of the Senate wing, U.S. Capitol][Panel and medallion details from bronze doors for the east portico of the Senate wing, U. ([between 1855 and 18)[View of the U.S. Capitol from Northwest][View of the U.S. Capitol from Northwest] (c1911.)Dome of U.S. Capitol, details of cornice, second storyDome of U.S. Capitol, details of cornice, second story ([between ca. 1852 an)Dome of U.S. Capitol, ribs of cupola, second sectionDome of U.S. Capitol, ribs of cupola, second section ([between ca. 1852 an)Dome of U.S. Capitol, ribs of cupola, third sectionDome of U.S. Capitol, ribs of cupola, third section ([between ca. 1852 an)Tholus on dome of U.S. CapitolTholus on dome of U.S. Capitol ([between ca. 1852 an)U.S. Capitol extension, ground plan of cellar, north wingU.S. Capitol extension, ground plan of cellar, north wing ([between ca. 1852 an)Skeleton of new dome on U.S. CapitolSkeleton of new dome on U.S. Capitol ([between ca. 1852 an)Section of Tholus on dome of U.S. CapitolSection of Tholus on dome of U.S. Capitol ([between ca. 1852 an)Piping for U.S. Capitol extension, north wing, south sidePiping for U.S. Capitol extension, north wing, south side ([between ca. 1852 an)[Curtis E. LeMay, three-quarter length portrait, standing, facing right; holding cigar, in front of map in U.S. Capitol][Curtis E. LeMay, three-quarter length portrait, standing, facing right; holding cigar, in (1945 July 2.)U.S. Capitol: Entrance from Maryland Avenue, showing domeU.S. Capitol: Entrance from Maryland Avenue, showing dome ([between 1880 and 19)[U.S. Capitol: East front (detail with dome)][U.S. Capitol: East front (detail with dome)] ([between 1880 and 19)[Congress in session in U.S. Capitol][Congress in session in U.S. Capitol] ([between 1890 and 19)[Diagram of stairs, U.S. Capitol[Diagram of stairs, U.S. Capitol ([between ca. 1852 an)Three Men with Statue of Freedom on Top of the U.S. Capitol [c. 1909–1932]Three Men with Statue of Freedom on Top of the U.S. Capitol [c. 1909–1932] (c. 1909–1932)[View of the U.S. Capitol, at night, in rain][View of the U.S. Capitol, at night, in rain] (c1919.)[Statue of Jefferson Davis, full-length, by Augustus Lukeman, in the U.S. Capitol][Statue of Jefferson Davis, full-length, by Augustus Lukeman, in the U.S. Capitol] ([between 1930 and 19)Inscription over dais, House of Representatives, United States CapitolInscription over dais, House of Representatives, United States Capitol (1962)[U.S. Capitol grounds, looking east with horse-drawn carriage in foreground][U.S. Capitol grounds, looking east with horse-drawn carriage in foreground] (c1866.)[West front of the United States Capitol with cows in the foreground][West front of the United States Capitol with cows in the foreground] ([ca. 1828])Death of John Quincy Adams at the U.S. Capitol Feby. 23d 1848Death of John Quincy Adams at the U.S. Capitol Feby. 23d 1848 ([New York] : N. Curr)[Chief Justice William Rehnquist administering the oath of office to Bill Clinton on the west front of the U.S. Capitol, January 20, 1993][Chief Justice William Rehnquist administering the oath of office to Bill Clinton on the w (1993 January 20.)[Inauguration of George Bush on the west front of the U.S. Capitol, January 20, 1989][Inauguration of George Bush on the west front of the U.S. Capitol, January 20, 1989] (1989 January 20.)[Chief Justice Warren E. Burger administering the oath of office to Ronald Reagan on the west front of the U.S. Capitol, January 20, 1981][Chief Justice Warren E. Burger administering the oath of office to Ronald Reagan on the w (1981 January 20.)[Chief Justice Earl Warren administering the oath of office to Richard M. Nixon on the east portico of the U.S. Capitol, January 20, 1969][Chief Justice Earl Warren administering the oath of office to Richard M. Nixon on the eas (1969 January 20.)[President Reagan speaking at his inaugural luncheon in the U.S. Capitol, January 21, 1985][President Reagan speaking at his inaugural luncheon in the U.S. Capitol, January 21, 1985 (1985 January 21.)Brumidi's allegorical painting, in dome of U.S. CapitolBrumidi's allegorical painting, in dome of U.S. Capitol ([between 1889 and 18)[Senate Wing of the United States Capitol, Wash., D.C.][Senate Wing of the United States Capitol, Wash., D.C.] ([between 1900 and 19)[Perry's Victory, Lake Erie, U.S. Capitol][Perry's Victory, Lake Erie, U.S. Capitol] (c1904.)Congressional Library (in the U.S. Capitol)Congressional Library (in the U.S. Capitol) (1870)House of Reps., U.S. CapitolHouse of Reps., U.S. Capitol (n/a)Washing U.S. CapitolWashing U.S. Capitol (1919 November 28.)U.S. Capitol & 63rd infantryU.S. Capitol & 63rd infantry (1920 March 26.)

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