1. Welsh Pavilion A mausoleum design and sanctuary of life Ryan D. Welsh Honors Colloquium Experiencing Spring Grove Thursday, August 27, 2009 MarchaHunley Summer Term 2009

3. Sporadic flowering perennials and evergreens dot the grounds

4. Massive slate stepping stones provide access to the pavilion

5. Overlooks a water feature from the rear portico

6. The front portico opens to a vast field

8. Foundation composed of steel-reinforced concrete

9. Surface is tiled in natural slate

10. Superstructure composed of steel-reinforced concrete

11. Exterior clad with massive “bookended” panels of Italian marble25 ft 50 ft 100 ft

13. Entrance/rear portico doors are panels of stainless steel

14. Embossed with images of family experiences

15. Top 2 feet of superstructure is colored stained glass

16. Designed with symbols of family beliefs/values

17. Rear portico is enclosed with a 3 foot stained glass wall

19. Upper area is reserved for crypts

20. A section for traditional casket burial (2 rows of 8 chambers on each side)

21. A section for cremation urns (4 X 4 grid on each side)

22. Lower area contains vacuum sealed bookcases

23. Holds books, memorabilia, photo albums, etcetera