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First African American Legislators
U.S. Capitol East Elevation
Early U.S. Capitol
Senatorial Districts Map
Apportionment of Representatives
U.S. Capitol from Northeast
Representative Government
U.S. Capitol
Senate bill S. 209 from the 27th Congress, 1842, titled "A Bill for the apportionment of Representatives among the several States according to the sixth census," with printed legislative history notes above the text.
1842
Apportionment of Representatives
An engraved portrait depicting four African American men in formal Victorian-era attire, including suits, vests, and bow ties.
1872
First African American Legislators
A hand-colored map of Massachusetts divided into numbered districts (6, 10, 11, 4, 8, 2, 9, 7) shaded in pink, yellow, and purple, with county and town names labeled throughout.
1876
Senatorial Districts Map
Representative Government
An engraving depicts the U.S. Capitol building after its burning by British forces on August 24, 1814, showing damaged facades and figures standing on the grounds before it.
1814
Early U.S. Capitol
An architectural drawing depicts a domed classical building with a columned portico, triangular pediment, and arched lower-level windows, rendered in muted sepia tones.
1793
U.S. Capitol East Elevation
A black-and-white photograph of the U.S. Capitol building with its iconic dome, showing two pedestrians walking along the plaza in the foreground.
1904
U.S. Capitol from Northeast
U.S. Capitol
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