Washington National Cathedral

Washington National Cathedral has more than two hundred stained glass windows. The best known is the Space Window of 1974, designed by Rodney Winfield, which celebrates the Apollo 11 flight and holds a small piece of lunar rock in one of its panels.

The Space Window at Washington National Cathedral
The Space Window, Washington National Cathedral, Washington DC. Photo: Maryville University, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.
PlaceDetails
Address3101 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20016
TypeCathedral
PeriodTwentieth century
MakersMany, including Rodney Winfield (Space Window)

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