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Concurrent Resolution

A type of legislative measure adopted by both the House of Representatives and the Senate, but it does not become law. It is typically used for matters affecting both chambers, such as setting joint sessions or expressing congressional opinion.

Lying in State

A tradition in the United States where the body of a deceased official, typically a President, is placed in a government building, usually the Capitol Rotunda, for public viewing as a high honor.

Rotunda of the Capitol

The large, circular room under the Capitol Dome, often used for significant national ceremonies, including the lying in state of esteemed individuals.

Architect of the Capitol

The official responsible for the maintenance, operation, development, and preservation of the United States Capitol Complex, including its buildings and grounds.

Catafalque

A raised platform or stand, often draped with cloth, used to support a coffin during a funeral or lying in state ceremony.