The Architecture of Argument: A DC Self-guided Walking Tour

This elf-guided walking tour explores how Washington's federal buildings reflect ideas about democracy, governance, and power. Tracing a route around Capitol Hill to Union Station, the 90-minute tour highlights the architecture, history, and key figures behind these institutions. Key Highlights: *US Capitol & Supreme Court:** Discover the Capitol's evolving design and how judicial review was claimed in 1803. *Library of Congress:** Compare its three distinct buildings, including the Adams Building's radical bronze doors. *Senate Buildings:** See the historic Russell Caucus Room and learn how Everett Dirksen broke the 1964 Civil Rights Act filibuster. *Judiciary & Monuments:** Visit the Belmont-Paul Monument and the Thurgood Marshall Building with its indoor bamboo forest.