The District Building has seen much in its first 100 years. But most important was the slow transformation from a government run by appointed commissioners to one with a modicum of Home Rule, D.C. leaders said Wednesday as they celebrated the centennial.
“It is a dedication to those who built democratic government in the District of Columbia,” said Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, the city’s nonvoting representative in Congress. “That’s what’s important about this building.”
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