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A row of columns at the entrance to the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC.

Completed in 1935, the US Supreme Court building in Washington, DC, is the first to have been built specifically for the purpose, inspiring Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes to remark, “The Republic endures and this is the symbol of its faith.”

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US Supreme Court - Columns

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Contributor:	GBlakeley view portfolio
Keywords:	Law, Court, Column, Government, Federal Building, Legal System, Built Structure, Washington DC ...Show all keywords: 43 US Supreme Court, Justice, USA, Security, History, Authority, Politics, Building Exterior, Symbol, Marble, Stone, Trial, Civil Rights, American Culture, Freedom, White, Architecture, Decisions, Judgement, Equality, Facade, Supreme Clothing, Entrance, Classical Style, The Americas, Famous Place, Day, Classical Greek, Unites States Of America, Front View, Travel Locations, Architecture And Buildings, Power, Architectural Detail, Concepts And Ideas Wrong keywords? Tell us
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Uploaded on:	08-19-07 © Gary Blakeley