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History

On September 18, 1793, President George Washington laid

the cornerstone of the U.S. Capitol Building at the southeast

corner of its foundation. The ceremony was carried out

with great pomp and celebration as it marked the building

of the young nation’s most symbolically important and

architecturally impressive building.

The building was to be the centerpiece in the creation of

Washington, D.C. as the nation’s new capital. Pierre Charles

L’Enfant, who created the plan of the city, selected the site

and laid out the wide boulevard leading up to it, but was

dismissed before he could draw the building itself.

In the democratic spirit that the building represented, the

then U.S. Secretary of State Thomas Jeﬀerson announced a

public competition to design the new Capitol Building.

An idea submitted by the amateur architect William

Thornton was selected and received praise from President

Washington for its “Grandeur, Simplicity and Beauty”. Three

renowned architects of the time, Stephen Hallet, George

Hadﬁeld and the designer of the White House, James

Hoban, were asked to realize Thornton’s plan. After seven

years and many changes to Thornton’s original drawings,

the ﬁrst stage was completed in 1800.

After being partially burned down by the British in 1814, the

U.S. Capitol Building was rebuilt and the ﬁrst dome at the

center of the building was added in 1818. By the 1850s it was

clear that the building could no longer accommodate the

growing number of states joining the union and the Capitol

was expanded to become the building we recognize today.

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