The U.S. Capitol Historical Society will continue its Lunch Bites with Steve and Jane series in July. Each lecture is free and open to all–please share the information with anyone who may be interested! However,…
In the tradition of our annual August brown bag lecture series, the U.S. Capitol Historical Society is pleased to host four editions of our Scholars Series in August. Speakers Colleen Shogan, Steven P. West, Derek…
Save the dates! The U.S. Capitol Historical is pleased to announce that the remainder of our summer Scholars Series events will take place in August. Each week, a different speaker will discuss their new and…
The U.S. Capitol Historical Society is pleased to host Debra Hanson, assistant professor of Art History, Virginia Commonwealth University, for a lecture on the Apotheosis of Washington, Constantino Brumidi's massive fresco inside the Capitol Dome.…
The U.S. Capitol Historical is extending our new weekly online series through June! "Lunch Bites with Steve and Jane" will feature a new topic of conversation each Thursday at noon EDT. Steve Livengood, chief guide…
The U.S. Capitol Historical Society is pleased to host independent historian Fergus M. Bordewich for a book talk on his recent volume, Congress at War:…
On Monday June 8, the U.S. Capitol Historical Society and the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center present a noon EDT discussion to celebrate the launch of the podcast Shaping History: Women in Capitol Art. Join us and the…
The United States Capitol Historical Society is pleased to present Dr. David J. Gerleman (George Mason University) on Wednesday, May 27 at noon EDT. Gerleman is the next speaker in our online Scholars Series. His…