Original vintage real-photo photograph showing the Thomas Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C.

This attractive elevated view captures the ornate Beaux-Arts architecture of one of Washington’s most important historic buildings, including its prominent central dome, detailed stonework, landscaped grounds, and period automobiles visible near the building.

The Thomas Jefferson Building opened in 1897 and remains one of the most recognizable architectural landmarks on Capitol Hill.

Based on the photographic style and visible automobiles, this photograph appears to date from approximately the 1940s to 1950s.

This is an actual period photograph, not a postcard, reproduction, or modern print. The lower-right portion of the image also shows what appears to be a photographer or studio marking.

Approximate size: 4 inches by just under 3 inches.

A strong collectible for anyone interested in Library of Congress history, Washington D.C. memorabilia, American architecture, Capitol Hill, government buildings, vintage automobiles, or mid-century photography.

You will receive the exact photograph shown.

Item Specifics:

• Type: Photograph
• Photograph Type: Original Vintage Photograph
• Subject: Library of Congress
• Building: Thomas Jefferson Building
• Location: Washington, D.C.
• Area: Capitol Hill
• Theme: U.S. History / Architecture / Government / Washington D.C.
• Era: Approximately 1940s–1950s
• Approximate Size: 4 in. x just under 3 in.
• Color: Black & White
• Original/Reprint: Original
• Postcard: No
• Back: Blank
• Features: Historic Architecture / Dome / Period Automobiles
• Country/Region: United States
• Number of Photographs: 1