Introduction
When the 1904 chapel could no longer accommodate the growing number of patients, staff, and visitors, the Sisters began planning an expansion. This new addition, which includes the Concourse, opened in 1932. Above the concourse is a balcony made of Appalachian oak, which matches the chapel’s pews and enhances the warmth and unity of the space, while contributing to the chapel’s timeless architecture.
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Concourse
This concourse was designed to connect the 1904 and 1932 sections. It is large enough to accommodate multiple wheelchairs.
Aeolian-Skinner Organ
Aeolian-Skinner set the standard of excellence in organ design and construction in the 20th century. This remarkable organ, made possible by generous donations, was designed with tonal structures that align perfectly with the music of religious services held in the chapel.
