In the heart of Plattsburgh..
A beautiful, historic, multi-dimensional chapel located in Plattsburgh, NY on the former US Air Force base.
The Plattsburgh Memorial Chapel was dedicated on October 24, 1933, in Plattsburgh, New York. It is located on the historic site of the war of 1814 and anchors the far north end of the, now former, United States air force base which closed in 1995. In memory of those stationed in Plattsburgh who gave their lives in World War I, the project was sponsored by the churchwoman's league of New York City, and the principal fundraiser was Adria Maude Langdon, its president for patriotic services from 1945-1947.
The Chapel is constructed of weathered bricks taken from a historical structure near Plattsburgh, and the original wrought iron chandeliers were hand forged by the, then, army blacksmith. The pews and original organ were donated by the 26th infantry, and the outside chapel bell, installed in 1936, came from the battleship USS O'Brien. Today, after sitting empty for some 8 years when the air base was closed, the chapel has been reopened as a non profit 501(c)(3) corporation with a set of bylaws governed by an elected board of directors. It is available for interfaith religious services, weddings, special events, art exhibits, music concerts and any other activity approved by its board of Directors; Lucy Carroll, Kate Chilton, Bill Laundry, Jerry Lottie, Donna Parkinson, Fred Smith, Sue Spissinger and Stanley Supinski.