Image Gallery
![Night masonry work at the U.S. Capitol Summerhouse.](/sites/default/files/styles/alternative_xl/public/2022-05/20220503_060231_TH-2000w-US-Capitol-Summerhouse-Masonry-Work.jpg.webp?itok=A1WeOPWL)
![Masonry work at the U.S. Capitol Summerhouse.](/sites/default/files/styles/alternative_xl/public/2022-05/20220421_101346_TH-2000w-US-Capitol-Summerhouse-Masonry-Work.jpg.webp?itok=2oFK0qzI)
![Masonry work at the U.S. Capitol Summerhouse.](/sites/default/files/styles/alternative_xl/public/2022-05/20220421_102110_TH-2000w-US-Capitol-Summerhouse-Masonry-Work.jpg.webp?itok=KPX7xE0c)
![Night masonry work at the U.S. Capitol Summerhouse.](/sites/default/files/styles/alternative_xl/public/2022-05/20220427_060204_TH-2000w-US-Capitol-Summerhouse-Masonry-Work-Night.jpg.webp?itok=jGUwOm6i)
The recent renovations involved teams from three different AOC jurisdictions: Construction Division, Capitol Building, and Capitol Grounds and Arboretum. The Construction Division disassembled, repaired and rebuilt the deteriorating central fountain. The Capitol Building repaired the bronze drain grates. Capitol Grounds made improvements to the water supply, drain lines and grotto pools. Capitol Grounds also removed invasive species, relocated a fence and installed plant materials.