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US Capitol Historical Society

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200 Maryland Ave NE
Washington, DC 20002
+1 (202) 543-8919
http://www.uschs.org
The US Capitol Historical Society offers an exterior walking tour of the United States Capitol, providing a unique way to see and learn about the Capitol Building and the history of the Congress. Away from the hassle of crowds, security constraints and long lines, you can visit and learn about The Most Famous Building in the World in a small tour group, affording participants personal attention.

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1.01 reviews
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3/13/2010

I bought two neckties after seeing Glenn Beck wearing a cool US Constitution tie. Aside from the over-pricing around $35/tie and almost $20 shipping, the things are MADE IN CHINA. Isn't that a...

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