The Huntington Chapel / Mausoleum in Green Lawn Cemetery.

The Huntington Mausoleum with the Gay Mausoleum in the foreground.

Another look at the mausoleum, the section to the right is the newer section.

The front doors to this beautiful mausoleum/chapel.

A quiet sign stands welcomes visitors to the mausoleum.

The ceiling above the entry is painted gold with a nice light.

This small room to the right of the entry contains numerous cremation urns.

An organ inside the main room of the mausoleum/chapel.

The awesome artwork on the domed ceiling.

This is the stained glass skylight at the top of the rotunda.

Artwork along the rotunda's edge.

Mosaic tilework in the corners of the main room.

This tile Tiffany mural represents Wisdom.

The Tiffany stained glass window of the rotunda room.

The Tiffany stained glass window in the new section.

This second tile Tiffany mural represents Truth.

The entry to the newer section of the mausoleum.

This small fountain is at one end of the newer section.

The newer section is also the final resting place of Governor James A. Rhodes.

Another look at the newer section.

This lounge area is in the back of the building.

This may be trap door here is used to move bodies to and from the basement.

These vaults are alongside one of the walls in the back.

And a few more vaults were squeezed in next to the rear door.

This stairway leads to the basement, where bodies may be prepared.

This small closet between the rotunda and the back room is used for flowers.

Small vaults in the rotunda room for cremated remains.

The only public restroom in the entire cemetery is in this building.