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The Capitol Dome is a quarterly publication and benefit of membership in the U.S. Capitol Historical Society. The Society is chartered as a private, non-profit organization to educate the public on the history of the U.S. Capitol, its institutions, and the people who served therein. To order back issues of The Capitol Dome, print the order form (link to PDF) and fax or mail it to the Society.

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	FALL 2007 [PDFs] :: Rascality in High Places: Captain William B. Franklin vs. the Secretary of War | Mark A. Snell :: Speaker Thomas Brackett Reed and the Will of the Majority | William Stanco :: Death by Shaving: Former Congressman Michael Francis Farley’s Brush with Anthrax in 1921 | Joe Wallace :: An Appreciation of Thomas Crawford’s Statue of Freedom: A Statue Called America, Pocahontas, Liberty, and Freedom | Katya Miller
	FALL 2004 :: The California State Capitol: A Cast-Iron Classic taken for Granite | Daniel Visnich :: Book Palace of the American People: The Library of Congress, Part II - Designing the Library of Congress: Transformations in the Italian Renaissance Style, 1873-1893 | Frances M. Brousseau :: Personal and Public: Murals in the Library of Congress and the Boston Public Library | Richard Murray :: Restoration and Renovation | Barbara A. Wolanin
	SPRING 2004 :: The Mysterious Mr. Jenkins of Jenkins Hill: The Early History of the Capitol Site | John Michael Vlach :: Bookpalace of the American People: The Library of Congress, Part I - The Jefferson Building: An Appreciation | Henry Hope Reed :: Ainsworth Rand Spofford and the New Library of Congress, 1871-1897 | John Y. Cole :: The Hand Obedient to the Intellect: Paul Wayland Bartlett’s Michelangelo, 1894-98, For the Main Reading Room of the Library of Congress | Thomas P. Somma :: The Sculptural Program of the Thomas Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress | Thomas P. Somma
	SUMMER 2003 :: The Birds of the Brumidi Corridors | Will Yandik :: The Capitol Discovers Columbus: The Appropriation of a Founder | Claudia L. Bushman :: Commentary: Slave Labor and the Capitol | Felicia Bell