The Inaugural Procession at Washington Passing the Gate of the Capital Grounds
Newspaper illustration shows a large procession and crowd outside a government building. The scene depicts a procession on a street. The building has a flat roof and many tall, thin windows and columns. A gate is in front of the building with people on top of it. Trees are behind the gate. The procession includes horse-drawn carriages and people on horseback; the people wear top hats. Many onlookers wear top hats and are waving. The scene takes place outdoors. The image is in black and white.
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