Montana State College Chapel (1952)
editLocated in Bozeman city. The chapel was built outside the Montana State University campus tp protect meditation privacy (Cite: Muse article, in King's sandbox). The architect was Emanuel Milstein, who is a Jewish student designed the chapel for his thesis project[1](Cite: Muse article, in King's sandbox). +The chapel's glass windows are a memorial to the people who passed away in World War II.[2]
Iowa University Chapel (1953)
editLocated in15 West Jefferson Street in Iowa city[3]. The chapel was built on the Iowa University campus.The architect was George Horner[4]
University of South Dakota Chapel (1954)
editLocated in University of South Dakota campus which is situated in Vermillion. The chapel was design with steeply roof in order to handle the large amount of snow(Cite: Muse article, in King's sandbox) .
YMCA – Sunnen Lake (1957)
editThe chapel is to view the bank of Sunnen Lake at YMCA camps Lakewood and the Trout Lodge near Potosi. The architect was Eric W. Smith, who also has design a group of 10 other building for YMCA camps which have been established since 1956[5].
Danforth Chapel at Washington University
editThis Chapel is located at Washington University in St. Louis.
Notes
edit- ^ "Artistic Inspiration, Human or Divine". The New York Times.
- ^ "Danforth Chapel". calendar.msu.montana.edu/locations.php?building=21.
- ^ "Events Calendar". events.uiowa.edu/danforth_chapel.
- ^ "Danforth Chapel". The University of Iowa.
- ^ "St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri · Page 44". Newspaper.