Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Stonework. Exterior colonnade. Elevations and plans Paul J. Pelz, architect ; Tho. Lincoln Casey, chief of engineers, U.S.A., in charge ; Bernard R. Green, superintendent & engineer

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Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Stonework. Exterior colonnade. Elevations and plans Paul J. Pelz, architect ; Tho. Lincoln Casey, chief of engineers, U.S.A., in charge ; Bernard R. Green, superintendent & engineer

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Caption on drawing: "Detail of colonnade, 2nd story. West main building."
Sheet no. 34.

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