The eastern portion of this building includes limewood paneling incorporating a rocket, as well as the names of 28,000 deceased American soldiers.
The eastern portion of this building includes limewood paneling incorporating a rocket, as well as the names of 28,000 deceased American soldiers. A continuous peristyle lies below the Stone Gallery surrounding this building's dome. Above the keystones of this building's interior arches is the "Whispering Gallery," which produces unusual acoustics. Herbert Mason's photograph demonstrating that this building "Survives" became a symbol of resilience during the Blitz. Tombs in this building include John Donne's and that of the architect himself, above which is written in Latin "Reader, if you seek his monument, look around you." For 10 points, name this cathedral that was redesigned after the Great Fire of London by Sir Christopher Wren.
The eastern portion of this building includes limewood paneling incorporating a rocket, as well as the names of 28,000 deceased American soldiers.
St. Paul's Cathedral [or Cathedral Church of St. Paul the Apostle]