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Service in the Chapel

Service in the Chapel

The Davis Memorial Chapel opened September 10, 1955. It seats 132 persons and is constructed of old colonial brick and Indiana limestone. Inside of the chapel are limestone walls, slate floors, oak woodwork, antiqued silver light fixtures, hand-wrought ornamental hardware and stained and tinted hand-blown cathedral glass windows. Services are under the direction of the Department of Pastoral Care.

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created
12/00/1958
creator
Keith, Jim
description
The Davis Memorial Chapel opened September 10, 1955. It seats 132 persons and is constructed of old colonial brick and Indiana limestone. Inside of the chapel are limestone walls, slate floors, oak woodwork, antiqued silver light fixtures, hand-wrought ornamental hardware and stained and tinted hand-blown cathedral glass windows. Services are under the direction of the Department of Pastoral Care.
hasFormat
Photoprint
hasVersion
DF 442
identifier
https://www.digitalforsyth.org/jpg/nbg/evt/nbg_evt_00442.jpg, https://www.digitalforsyth.org/jpg/nbg/evt/nbg_evt_00442-th.jpg, https://hdl.handle.net/10339/15035
isPartOf
Digital Forsyth NBG Events
isReferencedBy
nbg_evt_442
issued
1958-12
publisher
Coy C. Carpenter Library
rights
These images are protected by copyright restrictions. Please contact the owning library (Coy C. Carpenter Library) for more information.
rightsHolder
Wake Forest University
subject
Forsyth County (N.C.) -- History -- Pictorial works, Forsyth County (N.C.) -- History -- Sources, Digital Forsyth
title
Service in the Chapel
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