Who is entombed inside the Washington national cathedral?

The Washington National Cathedral does not have a crypt or burial space for prominent figures. It is a house of worship, not a mausoleum.

While some prominent figures have been memorialized within the cathedral, such as Woodrow Wilson and Helen Keller, their remains are not interred there.

The cathedral is a place for worship, reflection, and remembrance, but it is not intended as a final resting place for individuals.