Washington Legislative Building, Exterior; Original structure built 1919-1932; Intact from second wave; Main North Entrance facing the Temple of Justice
Hallway in Washington Legislative Building, Interior; Named "Ulcer Gulch"; On third floor; Lobbyists gather here to receive messages, make phone calls, and intercept legislators; Shown: Passers-by
Washington Legislative Building Page Room Photo, Interior; Photograph of Pages of House of Representatives as of early 1930s. Hanging in Page Room adjacent to Sergeant-at-Arms Office. Pictured: Ross Young, Sergeant-at-Arms
Washington "White House", Exterior; Dwelling occupied by the Capitol press corps located near Capitol grounds; Named after John White, Dean of the Press Corps (print media)
Washington Legislative Building, Exterior; Original structure built 1919-1932; Intact from second wave; Main North Entrance facing the Temple of Justice
Washington Legislative Building, Exterior; Original structure built 1919-1932; Intact from second wave; Pictured from the Highway Administration Building
Washington Legislative Building, Exterior; Original structure built 1919-1932; Intact from second wave; Picture taken from north end of Capitol Lake; Base of central structure's image is Temple of Justice, dome is Legislative Building behind it
West Virginia State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1924-1932; Intact from second wave; South Entrance; Door to Capitol; Bronze "storm" doors are aside