Pine Valley Chapel (Washington Co.)

About the Attraction

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A visit to the Pine Valley Chapel in Washington County offers a glimpse into the rich history and unique architecture of the oldest Latter-Day Saint chapel still in continuous use. Here’s what to expect:

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• Unique Architecture: The chapel's design is inspired by shipbuilding, featuring a frame that stands 54 feet high and an attic resembling an upside-down ship, a testament to the skills of Ebenezer Bryce, a Scottish shipbuilder.
• Historical Significance: Built in 1868, the chapel has been meticulously preserved, with original elements like the sacrament table, podium, and pews still in use, offering a window into the past.
• Cultural Heritage: The chapel serves as a vibrant community hub, hosting tours and services, and is adorned with religious artwork, enhancing its spiritual and cultural ambiance.

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It's a must-see for those interested in pioneer history and architectural ingenuity.