by David Barton
First published 2000
David Barton, founder of WallBuilders, leads readers on an intimate journey through the United States Capitol building. He reveals the religious meaning embedded in the structure's statues, paintings, and architectural details. Barton uncovers the spiritual stories behind America's most important government building, sharing historical accounts that standard tours overlook. The book highlights significant moments from American history while focusing on the faith-based elements woven throughout the Capitol's design. Readers gain access to Barton's specialized knowledge about the building's Christian symbolism and the religious convictions of America's founders. This guide serves as a companion for visitors planning their own Capitol tours, offering detailed information about specific artworks and their spiritual significance. Barton connects the physical elements of the building to broader themes about America's religious foundation.
Genres: history, christian, religion, non-fiction, architecture, american-history
Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: guide, tour
Setting: United States Capitol
Period: American History
108 pages · Paperback · WallBuilder Press