Mr Joseph P Kennedy, the American Ambassador, unveiled in Winchester Cathedral a stained glass window that has been given to the Cathedral by Americans as a tribute to the life and character of King George V. One of the lights contains a representation of the kneeling figure of the King wearing the robes of the 'Order of the Garter'. The window is the work of Mr Hugh Easton. Photo shows, Mr Joseph P Kennedy signing the distinguished visitiors book at the cathedral. He is watched by the Dean of Winchester. 12 July 1938

Mr Joseph P Kennedy, the American Ambassador, unveiled in Winchester Cathedral a stained glass window that has been given to the Cathedral by Americans as a tribute to the life and character of King George V. One of the lights contains a representation of the kneeling figure of the King wearing the robes of the 'Order of the Garter'. The window is the work of Mr Hugh Easton. Photo shows, Mr Joseph P Kennedy signing the distinguished visitiors book at the cathedral. He is watched by the Dean of Winchester. 12 July 1938 Stock Photo

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