but maybe jane hudiburg will share some new information that she's come across, so allow me to welcome jane. >> (applause) thank you, truck it's honor to be here. i've had a lot of great experiences with a capital historic society, lauren in charlotte was very helpful as well. i appreciate that some of my current colleagues are here, and my boss jim is here with other people from my new office, and also people from might hold office. heather and mary from the historical office. even some people we back from my capital guiding gays are coming up here. so thank you so much i really appreciate the support and you coming back even though we had a delay in this talk. so in this presentation, i will be speaking about representative jeannette rankin. i will use a lot of quotations from. her some of these quotations i have condensed for the sake of brevity. my sources include newspaper articles, the congressional record, jeannette rankin's testimony before committees and progress. many of the images come from the library photo collection where they're available from the house historian which h

congressional research jane hudiburg talks about the life and legacy of jeanette rankin. the first woman elected to congress. the u.s. capital historical society hosted the event, it is about 55 minutes. >> today we are here to listen to jane hudiburg, front of the society. your first us understand involvement with the capital,

. >>> next on american history tv, congressional research service analyst jane armstrong hudiburg talks about janette rankin, the first woman elected to congress. the u.s. capitol historical society hosted the event. >> today we're here to listen to jane hudiburg, an old friend of the society. your first, as i understand it, your first involvement with the capital, falling in love with it like all of us, was a tour guide with the capitol guide service. then jane was a writer, researcher for the senate

. >>> next on american history tv, congressional research service analyst jane armstrong hudiburg talks about janette rankin, the first woman elected to congress. the u.s. capitol historical society hosted the event. >> today we're here to listen to jane hudiburg, an old friend of the society. your first, as i understand it, your first involvement with the capital, falling in love with it like all of us, was a tour guide with the capitol guide service. then jane was a writer, researcher for the senate history office. she was student programs coordinator for the maryland general assembly in annapolis, and i'm still kicking myself for not following up on her offer to tour the dome at the statehouse. that's probably out of reach at this point because now she's in d.c. with the congressional research service. we're happy to have her right in the madison building down the street. she's a regular contributor to our dome. the latest article she submitted was in an issue a couple years ago on bootlegging in the capital. she's really into digging out hidden corners of the capitol. now, ms. ranki