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Architect's Drawings Show How Capitol Buildings, Park and the Proposed Memorial Bridge Will
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NEW ENTRANCE TO THE MAIN BUILDING
The Dignity Of Great Capitol Always Has Been Lessened by the Miserable Steps That Lead Into the Small Plaza. The New
Plans Call for Something Commensurate With the New Park and the Capitol Itself
THE FOUNTAIN
One of the Fountains in the Farecourt
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Entrance Leading Into the Proposed Building That Eventually Will *P~- * ' „*.>•
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ANOTHER BRIDGE VIEW
Showing How Proposed Memorial Xf
Structure Will Stretch Over the &
Tracks of the Pennsylvania R. R.
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THE PYLON ;
One of the Wonderful Structures at Each End of ■>■>■. #' '*'tLlase* *c-T?
the New Bridge in Which Will Bo Inscribed M?*, "T^U^XSbr^-
the Name of Each Pennsylvania Soldier
DECEMBER 14, 1918.
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ARNOLD W. BRUNNER
Noted Architect Who Is Planning Monument for All Time to the
Keystone State by His Proposed Treatment 0 1
the Administration Building
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