St. Paul's Chapel
St. Paul’s Chapel at Columbia University provides a venue for hundreds of religious and campus events each year, including worship services, concerts, university and private ceremonies. Visitors come from around the world to see the chapel, one of the first buildings in New York City to be designated as an official historic landmark.
Designed by architect I. N. Phelps Stokes in 1904 as part of the McKim, Mead & White campus plan, the Chapel was fully restored in 2019.
The Chapel is non-denominational, so people of all faiths are welcome to request use of the space.
CHAPEL GALLERY
In addition to the photos below, a virtual tour is available on the Columbia University Academics website.
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Slide 1: A happy couple, just wed at Saint Paul's Chapel.
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Slide 2: Saint Paul's Chapel
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Slide 5: A mother of the bride having a special moment with her daughter.
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Slide 6: Saint Paul's Chapel
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Slide 7: The wedding party at Saint Paul's Chapel
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Slide 9: A couple making their way to the altar.
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Slide 10: Saint Paul's Chapel's unique tile-work dome.
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Slide 11: Stained glass at Saint Paul's.
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Slide 12: Saint Paul's Chapel
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Slide 13: Saint Paul's Chapel's amazing organ.
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Slide 14: Getting a group shot outside of Saint Paul's Chapel.
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RECENT RENOVATIONS
Columbia Facilities & Operations oversaw a large-scale renovation of the Chapel's roof and stained glass in a project that spanned two years, beginning in 2017. Click here for full details and watch the brief video below showing workers carefully removing the stained glass for restoration.