http://michaelchamberlain1.blogspot.com/2011/05/senate-page-memories.html

One of the legends of the Senate is that of the Senate baths. It is rumored that hidden somewhere in the capitol are bathtubs that the early Senators would use during a long day on the Senate floor. The Pages were told that they didn’t exist, but Jake Hinch of Oklahoma and I remember when we finally convinced our supervisor to tell us the truth. Our supervisor, Evelyn Poole agreed to take us to the baths that she discovered while she was a page. During a break we snuck to the basement and into a maintenance room. Finally, we wound our way to real life marble bathtubs in the capitol. We were lucky we didn’t get caught. Pages are teenagers that are given very adult responsibilities. They are expected to act like adults, but after all they are still teenagers. It is hard to expect seventeen-year-olds to act like complete adults. Finding mischief in the capitol was our way of acting like teenagers and having some fun.

Webster Hall has many restrictions on pages because of past problems. Living in Webster Hall is kind of like paying to live in prison. While serving, Pages can’t have their cell phone, can’t have access to the internet, and can’t leave Webster Hall without getting permission.

https://www.idahoednews.org/features/emmett-teen-watched-history-unfold/

EMMETT — Emily Fleming carried the electoral ballots that decided the election of the United State’s 45th president to the joint session of Congress, a formality of the presidential election.