San Elizario Chapel

(Capilla de San Elzeario)

Named for the 13th-century French patron of the military, St. Elzear, Capilla de San Elzeario was established as part of the Spanish military garrison of Presidio de San Elzeario (also Elceario, later Elizario) when it was moved ...

Trail to Standing Peachtree and Houston Chapel

This ancient trail led west to the Indian village of Standing Peachtree. It joined the Shallowford Trail near this spot linking it with trade routes to Stone Mountain. Later becoming a road it was among the first authorized when DeKalb ...

Richmond Dock / Chapel Island

Richmond Dock

In 1816, the Virginia legislature chartered the Richmond Dock Company. It operated independently of the James River and Kanawha Canal until 1854, when the Tidewater Connection was constructed. The Tidewater Connection, a series of locks and basins from 17th ...

King’s Chapel

Founded 1686

its first building was

the first Church of England

in Boston

The corner stone

of the present building

was laid August 11, 1749

After the Revolution

it became

the first Unitarian Church

in the United States

Marker is at the intersection of Tremont Street and School Street, on the ...

The Ellsworth Chapel

Richard D. Ellsworth

Dedicated with love and gratitude

December 19, 1993

to

the Reverend Richard D. Ellsworth

by the congregation of

Central College Presbyterian Church

for more than thirty-five years

of faithful service to the church

and community.

Marker is on Sunbury Road, on the right when traveling south.

Courtesy ...

Harkey’s Chapel United Methodist Church Founded Circa 1829-1830

Original log house of worship built St. Clair

Co. near Broken Arrow Creek, six miles from

Coosa River. Named Harkey’s Chapel for first

Minister, the Rev. David Harkey of Cahawba Circuit.

Present church built 1903-04 by A. I. Abels with

Community helpers. Preserved by ...

Ryan Chapel

Founded 1866, after new settler, Rev. Issac Ryan, had Methodist revival in home before occupying it. His brother John was one of 19 charter members. L.H.D. and Sallie Guinn gave 7.5 acres for church and cemetery. First 16 by 20-ft. ...

Site of Queen Anne Chapel

Site of

Queen Anne Chapel

Built 1711-12 for use of

Mohawk Indians. Torn down

1821 to make way for Erie

Canal

Marker is on Schoharie Street, on the right when traveling north.

Courtesy hmdb.org

The Judy Memorial Chapel

Built 1905

has been placed on the

National Register

of Historic Places

by the United States

Department of the Interior

Courtesy hmdb.org

Christ Prayer Chapel

“Come ye yourselves apart” (Mark 6-31) to pray / Any hour—any day.

Formerly Christ Episcopal Church, consecrated December 5, 1920, deconsecrated August 28, 1976. Moved October 18, 1976 from South Main Street to its present location and restored by Macedonia United ...