Thrilling story of the wonderful Capitol Building and its marvelous decorations (1912)
Fry, Smith D. (Smith Dunbar), 1851-1929 · [Washington, D.C.?] : S.D. Fry · leaf 11
nex onthe north and the House Annex on the south side ofthe Plaza. Visually they are separate from the Cap-itol, but actually they are parts of the original build-ing, with which they are connected by tunnels, oisubways, as wide as the East Front Portico. Thes<tunnels are used as the corridors… … II THE ROGERS BRONZE DOORS Standing on the Portico of the East Front, turningto the Capitol entrance, we come to the RogersBronze Doors, the best and largest bronze doors onany public building in the world. Of course, we allknow that the Baptistry Doors at Florence, Italy,are larger than the Rogers…
United States Capitol (Washington, D.C.) · Art
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