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 The Triumph of Justice: Adolph Weinman's Courtroom Frieze
Courtroom Seating Chief Justice's Year-End Reports on the Federal Judiciary What Can I See and Do? that grace the walls of the Courtroom and feature historical lawgivers and allegories

 Detect the Differences: Lions in the Great Hall Frieze
Courtroom Seating Chief Justice's Year-End Reports on the Federal Judiciary What Can I See and Do? Detect the Differences: John Marshall's Portrait Courtroom Maze Look at the two lions! Lions are part of

 Courtroom Seating
Courtroom seating through an online lottery. During the pilot program, Courtroom seating will also be available to the public We do not recommend taking infants or young children into the Courtroom.

 Color a Courtroom Ceiling Rosette
Courtroom Seating Chief Justice's Year-End Reports on the Federal Judiciary What Can I See and Do? Unless otherwise noted, all images are from the Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States.

 Self-Guide to the Building's Interior Architecture
Hall 8 Great Hall (continued) 9 Great Hall Frieze 10 Busts of the Chief Justices 11 Courtroom 12 Courtroom (continued) 13 East Frieze 14 West Frieze 15 South Frieze 16

 symbolsoflawinfosheet 9-28-2015_final.pdf
centrally located in the east panel of the Courtroom Frieze between the Majesty of Law and the Power of

 Courtroom Lectures
Chief Justice's Year-End Reports on the Federal Judiciary What Can I See and Do? which take place entirely within the Courtroom. Courtroom Lectures are designed to introduce visitors of