Look down!
(When you walk through the Senate.)

Friday at Capitol Conversations -- Learn about the beautiful British-made floor tiles of the Senate.

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In observance of Memorial Day, we will not hold a Capitol Conversation Monday, May 31.

What led Rep. Preston Brooks to beat Sen. Charles Sumner with a cane? Who was Queen Lili'uokalani of Hawai'i?

Join us this week's Capitol Conversations for the answers to these questions and more. Monday-Friday at 1 pm on Zoom.

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#DYK that Sens. Bob Dole, Philip Hart and Daniel Inouye met while recovering from war wounds long before they served together in Congress?
Learn about this and more at Capitol Conversations, Monday - Friday at 1 pm on Zoom.

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Since 1990, May has been designated Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Learn about the history of the AAPI community and more this week on Capitol Conversations, Monday through Friday at 1 pm on Zoom.

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Sculptor Benjamin Victor created 3 beautiful works in the Capitol. Capitol Conversations proudly welcomes him Wednesday, April 21, to discuss his work and his impact. We hope you'll join us.

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Weekdays at 1 pm on Zoom.

Do well behaved women make history? Just what happened between Sens. Thomas Hart Benton and Henry Foote in 1850?

Check out the great line up for this week's Capitol Conversations. We look forward to seeing you Monday-Friday at 1 pm on Zoom.

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#TakeMeOutToTheBallgame this week with Capitol Conversations.

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Join Capitol Conversations this week as we wrap up Women's History Month and Get Outdoors with an outdoor tour and a talk about cherry blossoms.

We'll see you on Zoom at 1.

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Who was Esther Hobart Morris? What's her connection to the Capitol?

Find out today at 1 pm during Capitol Conversations.

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George Washington and Julius Caesar? Beware the Ides of March and join our Capitol Conversation today at 1.

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Join a #CapitolConversation this week with our fabulous guides leading discussions about #WomensHistory Month .

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#WomensHistory

Join our visitor services team weekdays at 1pm for #CapitolConversations : live, interactive, virtual discussions about the historic spaces, artwork, artifacts and statues in the Capitol. March sessions will commemorate #WomensHistoryMonth

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Thursday's Capitol Conversation focuses on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Join us at 11 am on Zoom.
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#BlackHistoryMonth2021 #AmericanHistory #USHistory #MLK #MartinLutherKing

Do you know where John Quincy Adams died?

We'll tell you this and more at Tuesday's Capitol Conversation at 11 am on Zoom.

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#OTD 1919 Washington, D.C., victory parade to celebrate victory in #WorldWarOne (1914-18). Pictured are Military Police, 1st Division, American Expeditionary Forces on the East Steps of the U.S. Capitol. Image credit: Library of Congress U.S. Army 1st Infantry Division #WW1