What you'll hear inside Washington National Cathedral:

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  Bethlehem Chapel

  The Chapel of Bethlehem is the oldest and first of the crypts within Washington National Cathedral, located beneath the main building.

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  Resurrection Chapel

  The Chapel of the Resurrection sits in the crypt level of Washington National Cathedral and hosts Choral Evensong services on weekdays.

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  Chapel of Saint Joseph of Arimathea

  The Chapel of Saint Joseph of Arimathea sits deepest within the crypt level of Washington National Cathedral, positioned twelve steps below the rest of the crypt.

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  Chapel of the Good Shepherd

  The Chapel of the Good Shepherd is one of nine chapels within Washington National Cathedral, located in the underground crypt level.

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  Glory in Excelsis Tower

  The Gloria in Excelsis Tower is the central spire crowning the crossing of Washington National Cathedral, rising 92 metres above ground and reaching 206 metres above sea level, making it the city's…

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  Canterbury Pulpit

  The Canterbury Pulpit is an impressive stone structure carved from Caen limestone, originally from the Bell Harry Tower at Canterbury Cathedral, the spiritual heart of Anglicanism.

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  Jerusalem Altar

  The Altar of Jerusalem is the high altar of Washington National Cathedral, constructed from stone quarried at Solomon's Quarry near Jerusalem—the very site where stones were extracted for Solomon's…

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  Glastonbury Cathedral

  The Glastonbury Cathedra is the bishop's throne in Washington National Cathedral, fashioned from twenty-three stones salvaged from the ruins of Glastonbury Abbey in England.

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  Churchill Porch

  The Churchill Porch is a portico in the south narthex of Washington National Cathedral, serving as a permanent memorial to British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill.

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  Space Window

  Stained-glass window marking the Moon landing, with a piece of lunar rock embedded.

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  Bishop's Garden

  Medieval-inspired garden planned with Olmsted Jr., featuring historic plants.