Capitol Collection (page 43)

A view of the Capitolio seen through the arches of a colonial style arcade in central Havana, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

A vintage American car parked in front of the Capitolio building in central Havana, Cuba, West Indies, Central America

A 1950s car and rickshaw pass the Capitolio in central Havana, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

Washington / Capitol 1862
Washington DC: the unfinished Capitol, before the great dome was added

Geese Honoured by Rome
The Romans honour the geese of the Capitol, who, alarmed by the approach of Brennus and his Gauls, honked like crazy and thereby gave the alarm which saved the city

USA / Washington / View / 1894
A view across the Potomac River toward Washington

USA / Washington / Birds-Eye
A bird s-eye view of Washington, with the Capitol building dominating the city

G Washington / Anon Postcd
GEORGE WASHINGTON, President of the USA, presides at the altar of his Lodge while planning the laying of the corner stone of the Capitol Building, Washington

Nerva Sacrifices
MARCUS COCCEIUS NERVA a rather ineffective emperor, offers burnt sacrifices on the Capitol, Rome, but it doesn t help him control the Praetorian Guard

Pres. Jackson Assaulted
Leaving the Capitol, president Andrew Jackson is assaulted by Richard Lawrence, a deranged house-painter, who believes AJ is conspiring against him. His guns luckily both mis-fire

Mckinley Inaugurated 2
William McKinley rides through the streets of Washington from the Capitol after taking the oath of office : he is not assassinated on this occasion, but his time will come

Roman Capitol on Fire
The Capitol at Rome is destroyed by an unexplained fire

Dedication of the Roman Capitol
The Roman Capitol is dedicated to the deities Jupiter, Minerva and Juno

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From the grandeur of Washington, D. C. 's U. S. Capitol Building to the historic Ha Penny walking bridge in Dublin, Ireland, and the captivating view of Havana's Capitol Building from above, capitol structures hold a significant place in our world. They symbolize power, democracy, and history. The Plan of Washington DC in 1793 laid out the foundation for this iconic city with its majestic capitol at its heart. Over time, it became a beacon of American democracy and an architectural masterpiece that continues to inspire awe. Traveling southward to Cuba's vibrant capital city, we find another stunning example of a capitol building standing tall amidst Havana's picturesque landscape. Its neoclassical design is reminiscent of times gone by when Cuba was a bustling hub in the Caribbean. But capitol buildings are not limited to national capitals alone; they can also be found across states and cities within countries. From Des Moines' state capitol serving as a backdrop against Iowa's skyline to Boise's charming late 1800s state capitol showcasing Idaho's rich heritage - these structures represent local governance and regional pride. Venturing back into history brings us to Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia where the colonial capitol stands as a testament to America's early days. It serves as a reminder of our nation's struggle for independence and the birthplace of democratic ideals that continue to shape our society today. Beyond their physical presence lies their symbolic significance - places where pivotal moments occur. In Montgomery, Alabama on March 25th, 1965 Martin Luther King Jr. , alongside fellow activists marched towards justice from Selma towards the state capitol building. This powerful image captures Dr. King leading his followers on their journey towards equality and civil rights reform. Whether it be through architectural marvels or historical events etched into memory forevermore –capitols stand as enduring symbols representing democracy’s strength throughout time.