Tell a Supreme Court aficionado you're heading to France and you'll hear a one-word reply: N�mes. Or maybe two words: Maison Carr�e. The Maison Carr�e is the ancient Roman building whose beauty so captivated Thomas Jefferson that he used it as the model for the design of the Virginia State Capitol, which in turn inspired Supreme Court architect Cass Gilbert. For any lawyer or Supreme Court buff, a pilgrimage to the place where the Supreme Court's architectural majesty was born is worthwhile.
October 31, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Tell a foodie you are going to France and you’ll be commanded to visit E. Dehillerin in Paris, the renowned repository of every kitchen tool and copper pot imaginable.
Tell a Supreme Court aficionado that you are heading to France and you’ll hear a one-word reply: N�mes. Or maybe two words: Maison Carr�e.
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