
1995 United States Congressional Address Book
Step into the inner workings of Washington, D.C., with a concise, spoken guide to the people who shaped U.S. policy in 1995. This audio compilation offers a clear rundown of every senator and representative, complete with office locations, phone numbers, fax lines, and even email addresses where available. Listeners will hear the practical advice that was circulating at the time—how a simple letter or fax could reach the Chairman of a key committee or the President’s desk—providing a snapshot of the era’s communication etiquette.
Beyond the raw data, the recording paints a picture of the legislative landscape: the building codes that housed lawmakers, the party affiliations that colored debates, and the everyday logistical details that kept the capital humming. Whether you’re a researcher, a history enthusiast, or simply curious about how a mid‑90s Congress was organized, this directory offers a tidy, portable reference that brings the world of Capitol Hill to your ears.
Language
en
Duration
~42 minutes (41K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Apr 1, 1995
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
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