National Cathedral

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The National Cathedral, formally known as the Washington National Cathedral, is a prominent Neo-Gothic Episcopal cathedral and major religious and civic landmark in the United States.


Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Episcopal cathedral
cathedral
church building
landmark
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Gothic Revival architecture
Neo-Gothic
associatedWith Presidents of the United States
United States federal government
burialSiteOf Woodrow Wilson
city Washington, D.C.
commonName National Cathedral
Washington National Cathedral
consecrationYear 1912
constructionEndDate 1990
constructionStartDate 1907-09-29
cornerstoneLaidBy Theodore Roosevelt
country United States
damagedBy 2011 Virginia earthquake
denomination Episcopal Church (United States)
diocese Episcopal Diocese of Washington
formalName Cathedral Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul in the City and Diocese of Washington
function national house of prayer
seat of the Bishop of Washington
governingBody Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation
height approximately 301 feet
heritageDesignation listed on the National Register of Historic Places
length approximately 517 feet
locatedIn Northwest Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C.
naveHeight approximately 102 feet
notableFeature carillon
central tower
crypt
flying buttresses
gargoyles and grotesques
pipe organ
space window with lunar rock
stained glass windows
west rose window
province Episcopal Church Province III
religion Anglicanism
towerHeight approximately 301 feet
uses civic events
concerts
inaugural prayer services
national memorial services
religious services
state funerals

Referenced by (20)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
2011 Virginia earthquake ("Washington National Cathedral")
2011 Virginia earthquake ("National Cathedral central tower")
causedDamageTo
Washington National Cathedral ("Washington National Cathedral")
Washington National Cathedral
commonName
Bedford limestone
Indiana limestone ("National Cathedral (Washington, D.C.)")
usedIn
Episcopal Diocese of Washington ("Cathedral Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul in the City and Diocese of Washington")
associatedWithBuilding
Episcopal Diocese of Washington ("Washington National Cathedral")
centralChurch
Northwest Washington, D.C.
contains
Washington National Cathedral ("Cathedral Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul in the City and Diocese of Washington")
formalName
Episcopal Diocese of Washington ("Washington National Cathedral")
hasCathedral
Washington, D.C.
hasLandmark
Ward 3 of Washington, D.C.
hasNotableInstitution
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation ("Washington National Cathedral")
hasPart
Episcopal Church Province III ("Washington National Cathedral")
includesSeeOf
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation ("Washington National Cathedral campus")
jurisdiction
Cleveland Park
nearLandmark
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation ("Washington National Cathedral")
oversees
Cordell Hull ("National Cathedral, Washington, D.C.")
restingPlace
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation ("Washington National Cathedral")
supports

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