Danforth Chapel Gallery

Danforth Chapel was dedicated in 1946. It was named after William Danforth whose grant from the Danforth Foundation provided the impetus for beginning construction.The Chapel is nondenominational and provides a quiet place for individual meditation and prayer as well as weddings, student organization gatherings, and other special occasions.
Danforth Chapel's North side including the cross, 3 stained glass windows, and Fraser Hall to the right side

Danforth Chapel

North Side

Danforth Chapel's West side including the main entrance.

Danforth Chapel

West Side (Front)

Inside Danforth Chapel behind the podium facing towards the audience with the organ on the left side and stain glass at the end of the aisle

Danforth Chapel

Inside Danforth Chapel - facing North side

Inside West Side Stained Glass including 3 separate arched windows with the middle window having a small circle in the center of a god-like figure praying

Danforth Chapel

Inside West Side Stained Glass

Inside Danforth Chapel facing down the aisle towards the podium with stained glass in the center of the end of the aisle

Danforth Chapel

Inside Danforth Chapel - facing South side

Inside South Side stain glass arched window

Danforth Chapel

Inside South Side Stained Glass

Inside Danforth Chapel facing the East Side of the building including two restrooms and an accesibility ramp to the podium

Danforth Chapel

Inside Danforth Chapel - accessibility ramp to the podium

Bridal Suite on East Side of Danforth Chapel including hooks to hang things and a large mirror and sink

Danforth Chapel

Bridal Suite

South Side of Danforth Chapel including the side entrance for the bridal party

Danforth Chapel

South Side

East Side of Danforth Chappel including 3 windows into the bridal suite and the top of the national history museum building in the background

Danforth Chapel

East Side

Danforth Chapel's North side including the cross, 3 stained glass windows, and Fraser Hall to the left side

Danforth Chapel

North Side