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John Mica: I am pleased tonight to come to the floor for a special order presentation. Let me start out by reading some names. Dr.…

On the recordJanuary 31, 2007
I am pleased tonight to come to the floor for a special order presentation. Let me start out by reading some names. Dr. William Thornton, Benjamin Henry Latrobe, Charles Bulfinch, Thomas U. Walter, Edward Clark, Elliott Woods, David Lynn, J. George Stewart, George M. White, and Alan M. Hantman. My colleagues, I read these names. They are the names of the 10 architects of the United States Capitol. This week will mark the last days in service to the United States Congress, and this historic structure, of the Architect of the United States Capitol, Alan M. Hantman. And I am pleased to rise this evening to recognize his service. Of course, we have had many presidents, we have had many Speakers of the House. We have only had 10 architects who have been in charge of this incredible structure that we call our United States Capitol. Alan Hantman will leave his service, leaving a legacy untold by almost any of his predecessors.
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John Mica
Republican · Florida

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Recognizing the service of Architect of the Capitol Alan M. Hantman during a special order presentation.

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