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Stuffed Elk in Wyoming State Capitol Rotunda, Interior

"Citadel" Statue Behind South Dakota State Capitol, Exterior; Statue of pioneer woman (1991)

Cooking Recipes is a book filled with hand-written recipes. A hand-painted image of a girl with a duck adorns the cover of "Cooking Recipes." Within the book's pages exist a variety of recipes for soups, salads, puddings, cookies, cakes, icings, and…

A recipe book handwritten in German. The book is broken up into sections, but only about one-third contain recipes. Most of the recipes are in the "Backwerk" or "Baking" section. Some examples of recipes include: "Kartoffelsalat" (potato salad),…

"The Big Book" of the South Carolina State Senate, Interior; Official record book of transactions of Senate; Shown: Agnes Walker

"The Interior of the Pantheon", By Giovanni Paolo Pannini (1691-1765); c. 1740, canvas, 1.28 x 0.99 (50 1/2 x 39 in.), National Gallery of Art, Washington, Samuel H. Kress Collection 1939.

"The Spirit of Wyoming" Statue in Wyoming, Exterior; By Edward J. Fraughton; In front of Herschler Building

"Wisdom" Sculpture in South Dakota Capitol Rotunda, Interior; In niche in Rotunda; By Dale Lamphere (1989)

40/8 Boxcar On North Dakota State Capitol Grounds, Exterior

A photograph of (left-right) Whiz Farmer, Shirley Trent Litteral, Larry Kirby, and an unknown man with flawless weaving

A letter from Mrs. Jack Epps asking for fabric samples to match her new wallpaper.

A photograph of three men having a discussion on the porch of the mill.

Dining hall tent cards produced by the AIDS Education Committee promoting AIDS awareness and education.

Alaska State Capitol, Exterior; original structure built 1929-1931; converted federal territorial building; initial principal architect: Office of Supervising/Architect of Treasury

Alaska State Capitol, Exterior; original structure built 1929-1931; converted federal territorial building; initial principal architect: Office of Supervising/Architect of Treasury

Black and white portrait photograph of architect Alberta Pfeiffer.

A photograph of an employee receiving a plaque and a statue of a bird.

Genealogy chart of John Stevenson Fletcher, including members of the Reynolds, Frizzell, Rolston, and Fletcher families

Arkansas "Watering Hole", Exterior

Arkansas Capitol Dome Columns, Exterior; original structure built 1899-1915 (final details 1917); intact from second wave

Arkansas Capitol Hill Building, Exterior

Arkansas Capitol Mall, Exterior

Arkansas Capitol Press Room, Interior; Pictured on right: Joan I. Duffy

Arkansas Capitol Rotunda Ceiling Tiffany Chandelier , Interior

Arkansas Capitol Rotunda Ceiling Tiffany Chandelier, Interior

Arkansas Convict Labor, Exterior

Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration Building, Exterior; West Seventh Street south of Capitol

Arkansas Hinderliter House, Exterior; 1826 or 1828

Arkansas House Chamber, Interior

Arkansas House Chamber, Interior

Arkansas House Chamber Rostrum, Interior

Arkansas House Rostrum, Interior; Pictured: Tim Massanelli, Parliamentarian and Assistant to Speaker

Arkansas House Wing, Exterior; built 1899-1915 (final details 1917); intact from second wave; View from House Wing roof of Arkansas River

Arkansas Justice Building, Exterior

Arkansas Old State House, Exterior

Arkansas Old State House, Exterior; West Wing, probably the Executive Wing

Arkansas Old State House, Exterior

Arkansas Old State House, Interior; House Chamber; before 1885, the Senate

Arkansas Old State House, Interior; Old Senate, before 1885, the House Chamber

Arkansas Revenue Building, Exterior; Also known as the Joel Y. Ledbetter Building; Wolfe Street

Arkansas Senate Chamber, Interior

Arkansas Senate Members Only Lounge, Interior

Arkansas Senate Roof Dome, Exterior; Intact from second wave

Arkansas Senate Rostrum, Interior

Arkansas State Capitol, Exterior; original structure built 1899-1915 (final details 1917); intact from second wave; Crabapple trees in Capitol Mall

Arkansas State Capitol, Exterior; original structure built 1899-1915 (final details 1917); intact from second wave; Confederate Women Monument in foreground

Arkansas State Capitol, Exterior; built 1899-1915 (final details 1917); intact from second wave; Confederate Women Monument in foreground

Arkansas State Capitol, Exterior; original structure built 1899-1915 (final details 1917); intact from second wave; South Stairway

Arkansas State Capitol Portico Roof, Exterior; built 1899-1915 (final details 1917); intact from second wave; View from Portico roof down Capitol Avenue (formerly Fifth Avenue); Shown: Christopher Dimon