Architecture
Washington House Minority Caucus Room, Interior; Pictured: Unknown staff member
Goodsell, Charles T.
See the finding aid for the Charles Goodsell Collection.
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Washington House Minority Caucus Room , Interior
Washington House Majority Caucus Room, Interior
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Washington Legislative Building Rotunda, Interior; With doorway into one of Member's Rooms
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Washington Institution Building and Vietnam Memorial
Washington Institution Building and Vietnam Memorial, Exterior
Washington World War I Monument, Exterior; By Alonzo Lewis; Temple of Justice in background
Washington Legislative Building Inner Rotunda Dome
Washington Legislative Building Inner Rotunda Dome, Interior
Mother Joseph Statue in Washington Legislative Building
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Washington Legislative Building Rotunda, Interior; With Christmas Tree
Washington House Chamber Decorative Element
Washington House Chamber Decorative Element, Interior
Washington Legislative Building Rotunda , Interior; With Christmas Tree
Washington House of Representatives, Interior; Pictured: Chief Clerk Alan Thompson
Washington Legislative Building Roman Firepot
Washington Legislative Building Roman Firepot, Interior; Replica of Roman Firepot, in Bronze by Tiffany. One of four in Rotunda; Note county flags
Virginia State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1785-1800; Intact from formative period; House of Delegates Wing
Virginia
Statue of Washington in Virginia Rotunda
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Virginia State Capitol Square Fence, Exterior
Ladies' Lounge in Virginia State Capitol
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Old Senate Chamber in Virginia Capitol, Interior
Virginia House of Delegates Chamber, Interior
Virginia State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1785-1800; Intact from formative period; South facade
Residence of Virginia Governor, Exterior
Old House Chamber in Virginia Capitol, Interior
Virginia Colonial Capitol, Exterior; Where Virginia's Genral Assembly convened from 1704 to 1780. Here an embarrassed and stammering George Washington was applauded by fellow burgesses for his part in the French and Indian War; here patrick Henry defiantly protested the Stamp Act until accused of treason; and here George Mason's Virginia Declaration of Rights was passed.
Virginia State Capitol Rotunda Ceiling, Interior; Third floor partly visible
Virginia State Capitol Portico, Exterior; Original structure built 1785-1800; Intact from formative period
Virginia State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1785-1800; Intact from formative period; Senate Wing
Virginia State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1785-1800; Intact from formative period; North facade
Zero Milestone in Virginia State Capitol Square
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Virginia Colonial Capitol General Court Chamber
Virginia Colonial Capitol General Court Chamber, Interior; Reconstructed Capitol; Once the highest court of the Virginia colony; It was here that the Governor and Council served as a court of original jurisdiction and as a court of appeals for serious crimes.
Colonial Williamsburg
Virginia Colonial Capitol Council Chamber
Virginia Colonial Capitol Council Chamber, Interior
Virginia Colonial Capitol, Interior; The Hall of the House of Burgesses in Williamsburg's Capitol building reminds visitors of stirring events at the time of the American Revolution. Patrick Henry's personal copy of his resolves against the Stamp Act is on display, along with the city's mace and the original Speaker's Chair, re-installed when the Capitol was opened in 1934.
Virginia State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1785-1800; Intact from formative period
Virginia House of Delegates Mace, Interior
Virginia House of Delegates Mace Display Case
Virginia House of Delegates Mace Display Case, Interior
Gavel in Virginia State Capitol, Interior
Lynchburg City Hall Escape Route, Interior