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CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY, Washington, D. C.
Building, 470 x 340 feet, covering nearly 32 acres; has four inner courts, 150 x 75 to 100 feet; 2,000 windows, making it the best-
lighted library in the world. Walls are of New Hampshire white granite; inner courts, Maryland granite and white enameled bricks; dome,
copper. Building has shelving capacity for 4,500,000 volumes-nearly 100 miles of shelving. Connected by tunnel with Capitol; pneu-
matic tubes convey books from reading room to Capitol. Photographed for the literature of Draughon's Practical Business Colleges:
Washington, Raleigh Atlanta, Nashville, Little Rock, St. Louis, Kansas City, Dallas, Houston, and other cities-31 Colleges in 17 States.
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