Washington National Cathedral Gargoyles: Iguana (17) in Washington, D.C. (dcMemorials.com - a pictorial directory of memorials, monuments, statues & other outdoor art)

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The Iguana (17) gargoyle is a limestone grotesque located at the Washington National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., designed by Carl L Bush and likely carved by Edward Ratti. It is situated at the N Nave Bay 6 Triforium Level E and is part of the cathedral's extensive collection of gargoyles and grotesques. These carvings serve both decorative and functional roles, contributing to the cathedral's architectural character. The Iguana is one of many unique animal-themed sculptures that adorn this historic landmark.