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CAPITOL, Washington, D. C.
Central portion constructed of Virginia sandstone, painted white; extensions, of Massachusetts marble.
Covers more than 32 acres.
The Grand Central Portico has 24 columns of sandstone, 30 feet high: the porticoes of the extension are of Maryland marble. One of the
noblest buildings in the world. On Capitol Hill, 97 feet above Potomac River, affording a commanding view of the country for miles.
Building is replete with sculptural and canvas masterpieces. Located in the building are Supreme Court Room, Committee Rooms,
National Statuary Hall, Senate Chamber, and Hall of Representatives. Photographed for literature of Draughon's Practical Business Col-
leges: Washington, Raleigh, Atlanta, Nashville, Little Rock, St. Louis, Kansas City, Dailas, and otner cities-31 Colleges in 17 States.
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