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Library of Congress *

Not your local library
The Library of Congress is an impressive archive of America's most important documents, including the records of gay activist Frank Kameny. It features special traveling exhibits.

Added by: YourPalPete


101 Independence Avenue SE
Washington, DC 20540
Capitol Hill

(202) 707-5000
http://www.loc.gov

 

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    Don't Go to Read . . . Go to Look at the Ceilings
    If you happen to be in the area of the U. S. Capitol and have a few extra minutes on your hands, this is a great place to visit. This is the largest library in the world, but I'm not recommending that you go to read anything. The Library of Congress actually comprises three buildings--John Adams Building, James Madison Building and Thomas Jefferson Building. I have only been inside the Jefferson Building. The impressive architecture is Italian Renaissance. Inside are beautiful vaulted ceilings, sculptures, paintings and a Great Hall that has a truly memorable stained glass ceiling. This quick visit will take about 30 minutes of your time, and it is well worth it.
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    Sep 27, 2009 at 10:33pm ·