A Rare Picture of the US Capitol Building from the 1920s

Published December 26, 2013

Check out this rare photo of the US Capitol Building from the 1920s! Thanks to GoDCer Mollie for sending this in. It's an amazing look at the Capitol during that time.

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Thanks to GoDCer Mollie for sending this in. It looks like a photo from sometime in the 1920s.

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