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Constructing the Capitol: The Oven June 18 By: Matt Guilfoyle 0 Comments Too hot or too cold – there is no pleasing everyone when it comes to the right temperature in the office. But while today the AOC provides a climate-controlled environment to the buildings of Capitol... Continue Reading »	More Historically Accurate: Lincoln or Vampire Hunter? April 15 By: Matt Guilfoyle 0 Comments AOC Public Affairs Officer Matt Guilfoyle watches "Lincoln" and "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter"-- and is surprised by which film more accurately depicts the U.S. Capitol. Continue Reading »
A Cornerstone of American History March 18 By: Matt Guilfoyle 0 Comments AOC Public Affairs Officer Matt Guilfoyle walks in the footsteps of the masons and laborers who worked the quarry at Government Island in Aquia, Virginia, to gather stone for the U.S. Capitol more... Continue Reading »	America’s Greatest Engineer? February 20 By: Matt Guilfoyle 0 Comments Montgomery Meigs – a man who built the Capitol while helping save the Union it represents - may be America’s greatest engineer. Continue Reading »
Year in Pictures 2012 December 21 By: Matt Guilfoyle 0 Comments Capitol Hill 2012 in pictures - from the memorable, to the beautiful, to the solemn. Continue Reading »	Deciphering the Calendar Stone in the Capitol Rotunda December 12 By: Matt Guilfoyle 0 Comments AOC's Matt Guilfoyle investigates the myth of the Mayan Calendar at the U.S. Capitol. Continue Reading »
Lincoln and the Capitol November 09 By: Matt Guilfoyle 1 Comments The recent attention for the movie “Lincoln” produced by Steven Spielberg and starring Daniel Day-Lewis as President Abraham Lincoln draws focus on this remarkable individual, the period in which he... Continue Reading »	Path to Capitol During the Civil War August 28 By: Matt Guilfoyle 0 Comments As a professional commuter, every day I enter my “bubble” – looking at my phone, listening to music, reading my Kindle – as I travel from my home in Bristow, Virginia, to my office at the U.S.... Continue Reading »