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Salve Regina Office
The Salve Regina Office, which now houses the Art Department, was originally built to accommodate the fundraising activities of the National Shrine.
Center spread
Center spread of September 23 1920 program
Great Architects Obtained
The small article published in the June 1919 issue of Salve Regina announcing that an architect for the National Shrine had been chosen.
Sexton & Sons Truck
McKenna and Shahan, center, posing in front of the foundation stone, which is on the back of the Sexton & Sons truck. James Sexton was the donor of the stone.
Laborer posing with stone
Unidentified laborer posing with the foundation stone in situ, during the construction of the crypt church. Note that the date inscribed in Latin on the stone follows the Roman calendar; it reads “eight days prior to the first of October,” which…
Guide Book to the Crypt and Sub-Basement of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, D.C.
1931 guide book with floor plan, history, and photographs of the crypt level.
Crypt of National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Unidentified laborers posing on the active construction site of the crypt church on November 10, 1923. In the background sits McMahon Hall.
Crypt of National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Pulleys, ladders, debris, and unidentified laborers at the construction site o the crypt church on September 12, 1923.
Crypt of National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Group of unidentified laborers posing in front of crypt level on September 12, 1923.
The Great Upper Church
The Great Upper Church ca. 1970, as seen from McMahon Hall.