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Quiz: Match the Member of Congress With the Landmark, Part II

Which members get to represent these iconic American attractions ?

Faneuil Hall (Credit: istockphoto)
Faneuil Hall (Credit: istockphoto)
By Alex Clearfield
Posted April 29, 2016 at 11:37am

There’s a member of Congress for every monument and historic place in the United States. But can you figure out which goes with which? Match your wits against CQ Roll Call’s experts, and see how you do!  

   


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