How Many Modes of Transportation Can You Find?
In 1914 while on a motorcycle trip to Washington, D.C., Lee Roy Stoner of Kingwood, Pennsylvania took this photograph of the United States Capitol. You can see some work being done to the east central steps, as well as several modes of transportation. We count five. How many can you name? We'll give you two—motorcycles and walking. You may have to look closely to see the other three. If you find more, let us know.
Gary Abrecht
USCHS Board of Trustees Bruce Heiman
Hon. Richard Baker, Ph.D. Tamra Bentsen Ken Bowling
Hon. Richard Burr
Hon. E. Thomas Coleman L. Neale Cosby Scott Cosby
Suzanne Dicks Nancy Dorn
George C. "Bud" Garikes David Geanacopoulos Frederick Graefe Leslie Hayes
Hon. Richard Holwill Mark Hopkins
R. Bruce Josten Tim Keating
Hon. Dirk Kempthorne Rob Lively
Hon. Jim Longley Tamera Luzzatto Tim Lynch
Norm Ornstein Marty Paone
Beverly L. Perry Hon. David E. Price
Cokie Roberts Mike Ruehling
Hon. Ron Sarasin Dontai Smalls Tina Tate
James A. Thurber Hon. Pat Tiberi Hon. Tom Udall
Hon. Zach Wamp Deborah A. White Candida P. Wolff
J. Dennis Molloy (counsel)
The Capitol Dome is a quarterly publication of the U.S. Capitol Historical Society, 200 Maryland Ave., NE, Washington, DC 20002
Many thanks to Mr. Stoner's granddaughter, Kimmy Armstrong, for sending us this image along with a couple of other photographs taken by her grandfather. You can see them all on our blog.
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