The former Lindsey residence at 225 Bay State Road, now operated by
Boston University and known as "The Castle."  This picture would have been much
better if the lamppost weren't in the way and there wasn't construction on the next corner.


The Castle's front door.  The swinging garden gate
with William Lindsey's initials has been removed.


The Castle's east wing.  The basement just below has been
converted into the University's pub.

 
South wing of The Castle.  The suite on the second floor belonged to Leslie.  Since then
it has been converted into a professor's office.  The first floor remains the same today as it was then.

Leslie's headstone at Mount Auburn Cemetery.  On top is engraved the hymn title,
"KING-OF-LOVE-MY-SHEPHERD-IS".


Dedication to Stewart and Leslie on the Lindsey family memorial,
Mount Auburn Cemetery.

 
The Leslie Lindsey Memorial Chapel at Emmanuel Church, 15 Newbury Street, Boston.


Chapel interior, facing forwards.


The altar screen of Caen limestone, making up 39 statues.


Dedication to Leslie and Stewart, which reads:

THIS CHAPEL, CONSECRATED IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1924 IS ERECTED BY WILLIAM AND ANNE HAWTHORNE LINDSEY IN LOVING MEMORY OF THEIR DAUGHTER LESLIE LINDSEY BORN THE 11TH DAY OF JUNE 1886

AND HER HUSBAND STUART [sic] SOUTHAM MASON OF SPROUGHTON, IPSWICH, ENGLAND BORN THE 5TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885 THEY DEPARTED THIS LIFE TOGETHER MAY 7, 1915 IN THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA

Other members of the Lindsey family, Leslie's parents William and Anne, her brother
Kenneth and sister Dorothy, also have had dedications for them inscribed on the walls.

 
The stained glass panels dedicated to the couple.  On the left is Leslie as St. Cecilia,
holding a reed organ.  On the right is Stewart as St. Martin, sharing his cloak with a beggar.


The interior of Emmanuel Church, where Leslie and Stewart
were married.  An orchestra is practicing in this picture.