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US Capitol Building in Full Dress 2009 Postcard by FalconsEye
The US Capitol building fully dressed for the Presidential Inauguration on the eve of 20 January 2009.
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The US Capitol building fully dressed for the Presidential Inauguration on the eve of 20 January 2009.
created by FalconsEye (2/12/2009 10:47 PM)

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Thank you Crystal over in Tennessee for your recent purchase. I really like this photo and have the original hanging in my office.
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