Stair Landing

Stair Landing The second floor features a Stair Landing where the Grand Staircase enters. Opposite this is the Treaty Room doorway and to the east is the ramp to the East Sitting Hall. This area is screened off from the rest of the Central Hall by an arch with a fan light window and can be closed by pocket doors.

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The Stair Landing in 2007, looking west, through the Stair Landing to the Central Hall (Joshua Feltman)

The Stair Landing in 1992, looking west, into the Central Hall (HABS)

The Stair Landing in 1962, looking south (Kennedy Library - Robert Knudsen)

The Stair Landing in 1952, looking east, up the ramp into the East Sitting Hall (Truman Library)

The Stair Landing in 1952, looking south, into the Treaty Room (Truman Library)

The Stair Landing in 1950, looking northeast, into the East Sitting Room,
as the old stairs were being demolished (Truman Library)

The clerk's office in the Stair Landing in 1900, looking west (Library of Congress)