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Mull-a-light, get the good going. From the towering obelisk that is the Washington Monument here in DC, we head down the

National Mall towards the iconic white dome of the U.S. Capitol.

But instead of stopping to admire this glorious structure defining the skylai,

we veer around Capitol Hill and head for another one just behind it, smaller but equally profound.

The U.S. Supreme Court building exudes a proper singularity of power and authority, befitting

the August body housed within.

Sixteen marble columns make its neoclassical statement of balance and strength.

The ascending marble steps are guarded by two statues. A female figure represents the

contemplation of justice on the left. To the right, a male figure symbolizes the guardian

of law. The man who championed this building's construction, Chief Justice William Howard Taft, never passed through its monumental doors.

His court, which he had led for nine years, was held in the old Senate chamber within the capital. But not

far away is another of his governmental offices, one he occupied for only four

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