Seamen’s Bethel

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Seamen’s Bethel is a historic 19th-century sailors’ chapel in New Bedford, Massachusetts, famed for its maritime memorials and its prominent role in Herman Melville’s novel "Moby-Dick."

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New Bedford whalemen’s chapel 1
Seamen’s Bethel canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf church building
historic chapel
sailors’ chapel
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle 19th-century American ecclesiastical architecture
associatedWith Herman Melville NERFINISHED
category buildings and structures in New Bedford, Massachusetts
chapels in Massachusetts
maritime memorials
city New Bedford NERFINISHED
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dedicatedTo seamen
era 19th century
genre religious building
hasFeature cenotaphs to lost sailors
maritime memorial plaques
pulpit shaped like a ship’s bow
hasLanguage English
hasSubject maritime history
whaling era New Bedford
heritage maritime heritage site
heritageDesignation contributing property in a historic district
locatedIn New Bedford, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
mentionedIn "Moby-Dick" NERFINISHED
near New Bedford Whaling Museum NERFINISHED
notableFor connection to whaling community
inspiration for the Whaleman’s Chapel in "Moby-Dick"
openToPublic true
operatedBy New Bedford Port Society NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
significance famed for maritime memorials
famed for role in Herman Melville’s novel "Moby-Dick"
historic 19th-century sailors’ chapel
state Massachusetts
tourismType heritage tourism site
literary tourism site
usedFor maritime commemorations
memorial services
religious services

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Orson Welles as Father Mapple settingOfScene Seamen’s Bethel
this entity surface form: New Bedford whalemen’s chapel