Historic Marker at the Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Re-Installed
Submitted by Gayle Gleim, San Jose Parlor No. 81
San Jose Parlor No. 81 was notified that the N.D.G.W. marker recognizing the Cathedral’s 162 years of history had become dislodged. Members had the opportunity to tour the Cathedral and learn about its rich history, including the use of local redwood in its construction and the remarkable stained-glass windows. It was heartening to see the community’s dedication to preserving their heritage. Fortunately, the marker itself was undamaged, and the Parlor resolved to proceed with repairs. P.G.P. Linda Galassi generously volunteered to etch the repair date on the back of the sign. The re-installation ceremony took place on July 24, 2025, and was graciously blessed by Rev. Filemon Diaz. The event was well-attended by Cathedral officials and Parlor members, fostering a warm connection between the groups.
The Parlor is still trying to determine the original placement date of the marker, please contact the recording secretary, or email webmistress@ndgw.org, if you can help.
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