East Front

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East Front is the prominent eastern façade and plaza of the United States Capitol, serving as a historic ceremonial entrance and architectural focal point in Washington, D.C.

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East Front canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural structure
building facade
public plaza
access publicly accessible plaza area (subject to security restrictions)
adjacentTo House wing of the United States Capitol
Senate wing of the United States Capitol
architecturalStyle Neoclassical architecture
connectedTo Capitol Rotunda
House wing interior
Senate wing interior
country United States of America
faces Capitol Plaza
linked to: Capitol Hill

East Capitol Street
function architectural focal point of the United States Capitol complex
ceremonial entrance of the United States Capitol
governingBody Architect of the Capitol
hasPart Corinthian columns
balustrade
central portico
grand staircase
plaza
terraces
heritageStatus contributing property to the Capitol complex, a National Historic Landmark
locatedIn Capitol Hill
location Washington, D.C.
materialUsed marble
sandstone
name East Front
linked to: Eastern Front
near Capitol Reflecting Pool
Library of Congress
National Mall (eastern end)
linked to: National Mall

Supreme Court of the United States building
orientation east
owner United States federal government
partOf United States Capitol
security protected by United States Capitol Police
significance primary historic entrance of the United States Capitol
symbolic representation of the legislative branch of the United States
symbolism gateway to the U.S. Congress
iconic image in representations of the U.S. Capitol
usedFor presidential inaugurations (historically)
press events
public gatherings
state ceremonies
tourist access to the Capitol

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United States Capitol hasPart East Front