Sister Mary Veronica was born Ella McCullough and lived from 1864 to 1965. Her paintings are on display in select cathedrals and churches throughout the United States and overseas. Saint James is most fortunate to enjoy one of Mary Veronica's works. Further reading Doughty, Richard Harrison (1975). Greeneville: One hundred year portrait (1775-1875) (pp. 141–150). Kingsport, TN: Kingsport Press. LCCN: 74–28678. Johnson, Mayme Hart (1986). A treasury of Tennessee churches (p. 31). Nashville, TN: J. M. Productions. . Patrick, James (1981). Architecture in Tennessee, 1768-1897 (p. 111). Knoxville, TN: University of Tennessee Press. . External links St. James Episcopal Church website Episcopal churches in Tennessee Churches completed in 1850 19th-century Episcopal church buildings Religious organizations established in 1842 Carpenter Gothic church buildings in Tennessee Buildings and structures in Greene County, Tennessee 1842 establishments in Tennessee Greeneville, Tennessee