18 • The Bishop Scott Window

The Bishop Scott window in the east wall of the nave was originally made for the second church at Sixth and Oak. In the center, St. Peter is shown holding the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven. To the left of St. Peter is the inscription “Follow thou me and I will make you fishers of men”. On the right is the inscription “Feed my sheep.” The window was a gift from the Trinity Women’s Guild in memory of the Rt. Rev. Thomas Fielding Scott, the first missionary bishop of the Oregon and Washington territories. First installed in our second church in 1873, then rescued after the fire and installed in this church, the window has now been overlooking the faithful of Trinity for over 150 years. 

Art, Memorials, and Historic Objects
  1. 1 • Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
  2. 2 • Izquierdo Cross
  3. 3 • Hinckley Memorial Cross
  4. 4 • Rose Show Memorial Plaque in Courtyard
  5. 5 • Margaret Hays Fabric Sculpture Depicting the Holy Trinity
  6. 6 • Ellsworth Memorial Cross
  7. 7 • Holy Trinity Icon
  8. 8 • Holbrook Memorial Candlesticks
  9. 9 • Western Oregon Wildflower Needlepoint Kneelers
  10. 10 • Eagle Lectern
  11. 11 • Rosales Organ Opus 11
  12. 12 • The Altar
  13. 13 • Pennoyer Menorahs
  14. 14 • Christ in Glory Icon
  15. 15 • The Bishop's Chair
  16. 16 • The Wilson Pulpit
  17. 17 • The Myrrh Bearing Women Icon
  18. 18 • The Bishop Scott Window
  19. 19 • The Lamentation of Christ Icon
  20. 20 • Minott Litany Desk
  21. 21 • Laidlaw Memorial Cross
  22. 22 • Altar in the Chapel
  23. 23 • Baptismal Font in the Chapel
  24. 24 • Christ Pantokrator or Christ Enthroned Icon in the Chapel
  25. 25 • The Virgin Hodegetria or The Wayshower Icon in the Chapel