chapel

A chapel is a small, often intimate place of worship, typically associated with a larger institution such as a church, school, or hospital, used for religious services, prayer, and reflection.

Observed surface forms (5)

• college chapel ×5
• memorial chapel ×1
• military chapel ×1
• school chapel ×1
• side chapel ×1

Instances (38)

• Story Chapel
• US Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel
• Henry VII Lady Chapel
• Rockefeller Memorial Chapel
• Notre Dame du Haut, Ronchamp
• Pietà Chapel
• Harrow School Chapel
• Royal Memorial Chapel via concept surface "military chapel"
• Holden Chapel
• Trinity College Chapel, Cambridge via concept surface "college chapel"
• Thistle Chapel
• King's College Chapel
• Tempietto of San Pietro in Montorio
• Duke Chapel
• The Queen's College Chapel via concept surface "college chapel"
• Corwen
  surface form: Capel Seion
• Miller Chapel
• Capilla del Rosario
• Royal Chapel of Versailles
• Colt Memorial Chapel
• Story family
  surface form: Story Chapel
• Capel Moriah
• Capel Nazareth
• Loretto Chapel
• Phillips Church
• St Columba’s Chapel
• Kresge Chapel
• Chapel on the Water
• Cadet Chapel, United States Military Academy at West Point
• Medici Chapel
• Sorbonne Chapel
• Christ's College Chapel via concept surface "college chapel"
• Chapel of Ciergnon Castle, Belgium
  surface form: Chapel of Ciergnon Castle
• Royal Chapel of Granada
• St John’s College Chapel via concept surface "college chapel"
• Sistine Chapel
• Dimnent Memorial Chapel
• Cornaro Chapel