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Fa l l Lectu res on Capitol Conser vat ion Pla n ned
T
he U.S. Capitol Historical Society will continue its occasional noontime presen-
tations in October. Two speakers will detail different aspects of ongoing conser-
vation occurring within the Capitol complex. On Wednesday, October 7, the new
curator for the Architect of the Capitol, Michele Cohen, will provide an overview
of the Grant Memorial, including a discussion of the Grant Memorial competition,
its site, the artist who created it, and the current conservation project. Construction
Manager in the Office of the Architect of the Capitol Joseph Abriatis will speak
about the restoration of the Capitol Dome on Wednesday, October 28. He will
discuss the project's three phases, the restoration of the cast iron, making new castings
and windows, and the paint selection process.
Both events begin at noon and are free and open to the public. For updated infor-
mation, including Capitol Hill locations for the talks, visit our website, www.uschs.org.
A conservator takes molds from existing pieces
to use in the recasting of missing elements.
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