[DOC] [TLE] United States Capitol dome - Wikipedia [PAR] The dome of the United States Capitol building at night. The United States 
Capitol dome is the dome situated above the United States Capitol which 
reaches upwards to 288 feet (88 m) in height and 96 feet (29 m) in diameter. The 
dome was designed by Thomas U. Walter, the fourth Architect of the ... The dome 
is not stone, but cast iron carefully painted to appear to be made... [DOC] [TLE] Statue of Freedom - Wikipedia [PAR] The Statue of Freedomalso known as Armed Freedom or simply Freedomis a 
bronze statue designed by Thomas Crawford (18141857) that, since 1863, has 
crowned the dome of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. ... Freedom stands 
atop a cast-iron globe encircled with one of the national mottoes, E pluribus 
unum. [DOC] [TLE] Capitol Dome | Architect of the Capitol | United States Capitol [PAR] Dec 15, 2015 ... The U.S. Capitol's dome made of cast iron was designed by Thomas U. Walter ... 
It was designed by the Philadelphia architect Thomas U. Walter, who was ... a 
Boston architect who was bringing the building to completion after more ... fresco, 
the Apotheosis of Washington, 180 feet above the Rotunda floor. [DOC] [TLE] CApiTol DoMe - US Capitol Visitor Center [PAR] the cast-iron Dome is suffering from the effects of weather and age ... for 
completion before the ... the Capitol's north and south extensions, architect 
Thomas. Ustick Walter saw that the old Dome was too small for the enlarged 
building. It was also a ... December 1863 ... The statue was cast by Clark Mills in 
Washington, D.C.,. [DOC] [TLE] BUILDING BIG: Databank: United States Capitol - PBS [PAR] Building Big Databank entry on United States Capitol. ... Materials: Cast iron ... 
crown a wholly political building, the United States Capitol dome in Washington, 
D.C. has ... architect Thomas U. Walter was ordered to replace the old dome with 
a ... The dome was finally completed in December 1863, and it stands today as 
the... [DOC] [TLE] The U.S. Capitol's Cast Iron Dome | Capital Community News [PAR] Feb 4, 2014 ... The old dome would look too small on such a large building. Thomas U. Walter 
was a Philadelphia architect who had been ... Unlike the wooden dome, a cast 
iron dome would be fire-proof. ... These were completed by October 1865. ... The 
U.S. Capitol dome has towered over Washington, D.C. ever since. [DOC] [TLE] The United States Capitol Exhibit - Library of Congress [PAR] Philadelphia architect Thomas U. Walter had won the competition in 1851 for the 
Capitol's extension. ... Washington, D.C." 1850 Water color on paper Architect of 
the Capitol (183) ... 1863 Ink and water-color on paper Architect of the Capitol (
191) ... Walter's Cast-Iron Dome Overwhelms Original Building Thomas U. Walter
... [DOC] [TLE] Restoration Work Begins On U.S. Capitol Dome | ASCE [PAR] Nov 5, 2013 ... The cast iron dome was originally designed by the fourth architect of the capitol, 
Thomas U. Walter, and completed by bolting together ... The exterior of the new 
cast-iron dome was largely completed in 1863, when the final section ... art found 
within the Dome, including the famed Apotheosis of Washington. [DOC] [TLE] Historical Roofs: The United States Capitol Building Dome [PAR] Feb 10, 2014 ... The building is located in U.S. Capital, Washington D.C. It has been ... In 1855, 
architect Thomas U. Walter was asked to replace the first dome with a ... 
Eventually, the Capitol dome construction was concluded in December 1863. ... 
The modern day cast iron roof (dome) of the US Capitol is actually the... [DOC] [TLE] 1863: The Statue of Freedom Is Bolted to the New Capitol Dome [PAR] One of these was the Capitol building itself, where soldiers camped in the ... on 
Washington, architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe had redesigned parts of ... This 
building was completed in 1826, but only 20 years later it was ... In 1855, 
Congress approved Thomas Walter's plan to construct a massive dome made

Question: Architect Thomas Walter completed the cast-iron dome of this Washington, D.C. building in 1863
Answer: the U.S. Capitol