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A Stunning Photo of the Capitol Building Taken in 1921 From the Steps of the Library of Congress

  • Published December 16, 2013
Night view in rain [of Capitol] taken from steps [Neptune Plaza] of Library of Congress
Take a look at this stunning photo of the Capitol Building taken in 1921 from the steps of the Library of Congress. See the beautiful night view in the rain and learn more about the history of this iconic building.
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This photo is awesome. It was taken in 1921, from the steps of the Library of Congress. And, if you like it, you’re sure to like this one, and this one.

Night view in rain [of Capitol] taken from steps [Neptune Plaza] of Library of Congress
Night view in rain [of Capitol] taken from steps [Neptune Plaza] of Library of Congress

Source: Library of Congress

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