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THOMAS JEFFERSON LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, District of Columbia
Custom Stamped Sheet Metal Ornaments Reproduced for Library of Congress Dome
The Gold Circle Awards program recognizes NRCA members from around the world for outstanding contributions to the roofing industry.
In 1886, "America's National Library." was completed, it was the largest and costliest library building in the world. Working with the James Myers Roofing Company, H&L reproduced all of the pressed ornamental and decorative sheet metal copper reproductions.
Contractor: James Myers Company
Consultant: Architect of the Capital
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS WINS GOLD CIRCLE AWARDAWARD FOR OUTSTANDING CRAFTSMENSHIP IN RESTORATION |
THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST NATIONAL LIBRARIES IN THE WORLD |
Custom stamped decorative architectural elements in copper sheet metal were furnished for this award winning project. |
