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The House Ceiling: 1925
In political reportage there's a lot written about the House floor, but what about the ceiling? From 1925, a topside view of the House of Representatives in the U.S. Capitol. National Photo Company Collection glass negative. View full size.
Pics of the ceiling from the inside?
Great pic of the wiring in the ceiling; it was obviously taken to document the work. Looks like they just needed to screw in the bulbs. Any photos of this from the occupied space underneath?
[This was one in a series of photos taken to document Capitol artist Charles Moberly installing a translucent panel depicting the state seal of New Mexico. Illumination of the House chamber was by skylight, with electric lights above the skylights for supplementary illumination. - Dave]
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