A woman stands on the rostrum in front of an American flag, holding up a gavel.

Edith Nourse Rogers of MA dedicated much of her lengthy congressional career to improving the lives of American veterans. Learn more about this giant of the House in our #EditionForEducators #HistoryBlog. #WomensHistoryMonth https://loom.ly/w_aOFHA

Four men stand outside the Capitol with a large corn stalk

Explore the 200+ year history of the House Agriculture Committee in this #EditionForEducators #HistoryBlog. #NationalAgricultureDay https://loom.ly/VpQozAA

Portrait of John Quincy Adams

Portrait of James K. Polk

Portrait of James Garfield

Portrait of James Madison

This #EditionForEducators #HistoryBlog covers many of the ways the House and the Presidency interact. #PresidentsDay https://loom.ly/TMMD3fQ

A woman stands on the rostrum in front of an American flag, holding up a gavel.

Edith Nourse Rogers of MA dedicated much of her lengthy congressional career to improving the lives of American veterans. Learn more about this giant of the House in the latest #EditionForEducators #HistoryBlog. #WomensHistoryMonth loom.ly/w_aOFHA

Shirley Chisholm smiles in front of the Capitol dome

The incredible life and career of Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman elected to Congress, is the focus of this month's #EditionForEducators #HistoryBlog. #BlackHistoryMonth loom.ly/Sj77SeI

Portrait of John Quincy Adams

Senator, Statesman, President: only the prelude for the distinguished House career of John Quincy Adams of Massachusetts, in this month's #EditionForEducators #HistoryBlog. loom.ly/RCyGWKU

Burnished, circular gold tag reading "U.S. House of Representatives, Washington, D.C.," with the number 399 on it.

Who was the youngest Member of Congress? Who served the longest? How many days has the House spent in session? Learn all this and much more in a new statistically-driven look at the House of Representatives. #EditionForEducators #HistoryBlog #ElectionDay loom.ly/7E6vkHU