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In 1958, a new office building was built to house Senate committees, freeing up highly sought-after space in the Capitol building. [ 10 ] In 1959, Johnson moved his majority leader's office to Rooms S-211 and S-212, which were originally designed for the Senate Library but used for the Senate District of Columbia Committee instead. [ 10 ] [ 11 ] Johnson was particularly fond of Room S-211 where he placed his desk, and which was later renamed "The Lyndon Baines Johnson Room". [ 11 ] Johnson...