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National Building Museum / Pension Building
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The Pension Building (now the National Building Museum) was designed by Montgomery C. Meigs who served as quartermaster general during the Civil War. The building is of red brick with a three-foot-tall terra cotta sculptural band between the first and second floor depicting Civil War military scenes. The building's Great Hall (as illustrated in the model) is an extraordinary space and has been the site of many a presidential inaugural ball. Modeled by Crystal V. Olin.
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| Washington DC, DC, District of Columbia, Pension Building, National Building Museum, architecture, Montgomery C. Meigs, terra cotta, sculptural band, Civil War, miliary, pension, F Street NW, atrium, Great Hall, Italian palazzo, columns, corinthian, fountain, museum, AIA150, AIA 150 - America's Favorite Architecture |
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