File:Capitol Dome Restoration - Early October 2014 (15275421478).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionCapitol Dome Restoration - Early October 2014 (15275421478).jpg | Placement of elements of scaffold that will reach, and eventually cover, the entire Capitol Dome enabling restoration work on Dome. More www.aoc.gov/Dome |
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Source | Capitol Dome Restoration - Early October 2014 |
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