Photos From St. Paul's

A timer selfie with four people

and the Dome would have

been a great album cover for

a famous British band with

four people, IF there were

any great British bands with

four people.

A scene from the Apostle Paul's life.

(I don't know which scene it is.)

Honoring Christopher Wren on the floor

centered below the Dome.  The quote

is "Si momumnetum requiris,

circumspice," which, as those of us

who can read Latin know, means

"If you seek his monument, look

around you," 

The Samuel Johnson statue.

This is the modern sculpture

of dreck I mentioned

in the above post.

It's okay if you like it.

Despite that error in

judgment we can

still be friends.

One of the smaller domes with

a Victorian Age glass mosaic.

Ditto.

Looking up at the corkscrew columns

for the altar canopy, with a glass

mosaic on the ceiling above.

"To The American Dead Of" and then

there are two more floor panels

that complete the thought in the 

American Memorial Chapel.

Intricate work surrounds

the high altar.

Christopher Wren's tomb.

Back upstairs from the crypt to find

another homage to George Washington.

Part of the triangular stone pediment on

the facade of St. Paul.  Part of the

scene where he struck blind on the

Road to Damascus.

The facade.

In the back churchyard,

a stately statue of Paul.