BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Washington Natl Cathedral -- Interior Images (except stained glass)

DC -- Washington Natl Cathedral -- Interior Images (except stained glass):

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Description of Pictures: Including the temporary marker for Matthew Shepard.

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[10] NCATHI_181216_059.JPG	[11] NCATHI_181216_063.JPG	[12] NCATHI_181216_067.JPG
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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. NCATHI_181216_005.JPG: Matthew Wayne Shepard 1976-1998 is interred in the columbarium behind this chapel requiescat in pace
2. NCATHI_181216_059.JPG: The chapel of St. Joseph of Arimathea is dedicated to the worship and praise of almighty god, the father, son and holy ghost and is set apart by the bishop, dean and chapter in grateful memory of 1867 * Walden Myer * 1926 Canon and trustee of this cathedral and his sister 1871 * Gertrude Walden Myer * 1934 Their love and devotion made possible the erection of this chapel, and their mortal bodies rest beneath its altar, in sure and certain hope of the resurrection. Rest eternal, grant them, o lord, and let light perpetual shine upon them.
3. NCATHI_181216_063.JPG: Beneath this chapel rest George Carl Fitch Bratenahl 1862-1939 and his wife Florence Brown 1884-1940
4. NCATHI_181216_088.JPG: Helen Keller and her lifelong companion Anne Sullivan Macy are interred in this columbarium behind this chapel
5. NCATHI_181216_099.JPG: Ye are the branches Glory of god Anne Ray Godart
6. NCATHI_181216_111.JPG: Ye are the branches Glory of god Anne Ray Godart
7. NCATHI_181216_122.JPG: In commemoration of Admiral Gaspard de Coligny Born at Chatillon-sun-Loing, 16 February, 1517 Assassinated in Paris in the massacre on the Eve of Saint Bartholomew 24 August, 1572 and the Huguenots of France Martyrs in the cause of religious freedom I will freely forget all things, whether evil or injury, done unto me alone provided that the glory of god and the public weal be safe. -- Coligny This tablet is erected by the Huguenot Society of Washington MCMXXXIX [1939]
8. NCATHI_181216_126.JPG: From a notice in Durham Cathedral "It costs nearly two-thousand pounds a month to maintain the Cathedral. This sum works out at about 66 pounds a day, two pounds/10/0 per hour, or nearly 6d. every half-minute. You might like to keep things going for a minute or two." (Washington equivalent and values - you be the judge.)
9. NCATHI_181216_129.JPG: In memory of Nelson Appleton Miles Lieutenant General United States Army, division commander in the Civil War, conqueror and conciliator of Indian tribes, commanding general of the army in the war with Spain, commander-in-chief of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion. This tablet is erected by the Dames of the Loyal Legion
10. NCATHI_181216_139.JPG: To the memory of Archibald W. Butt, Major USA, Military aide-to-the-President. He lost is life, April 15, 1912, when the British steamship Titanic sank and the women and children were saved. Of him, President Taft said "The chief traits of his character were loyalty to his ideal his cloth and his friends. His character was a simple one; he was incapable of intrigue or insincerity; he was gentle and considerate of everyone and a soldier, every inch of him." Geo. T. Brewster, SC 1913
11. NCATHI_181216_149.JPG: Greater love hath no man than this To the praise of him who, seeing a young man, loved him: and in grateful memory of Warren M. Behrend who, to save the lives of little children, readily gave his own 1909, March 14: December 19, 1929
12. NCATHI_181216_152.JPG: In Memoriam George Barnett 1859 1930 Major General commandant United States Marine Corps During the World War and member class of 1881 United States Naval Academy
13. NCATHI_181216_155.JPG: Hugh Lenox Scott Major General United States Army Born 1853, died 1954 Distinguished alike for service to his country in military achievements and in the study and use of the Indian sign language. A soldier valiant in action, wise in council, he successfully waged war to bring peace and by a rare combination of simplicity, integrity and courage he was able to know the hearts of alien peoples and to turn suspicious enemies into trusting and loyal friends.
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