St. Joan of Arc Chapel

Architects: John Russell Pope Jacques Couëlle Lucien David
Year: 1420
Style: Gothic
City: Milwaukee, WI

St. Joan of Arc Chapel dates to 1420, built in France, and was later relocated and reassembled stone by stone as a campus chapel. Its design is attributed in part to the noted architect John Russell Pope, along with Jacques Couëlle and Lucien David.

the building

A transplanted medieval chapel. The chapel was built in 1420 and later moved and reassembled stone by stone on campus, a rare example of a medieval-era structure relocated intact to become a functioning building far from its origin.

the style

St. Joan of Arc Chapel is built in the Gothic style, consistent with its 1420 origins.

the architect

The chapel's reconstruction is attributed in part to John Russell Pope, a noted architect, along with Jacques Couëlle and Lucien David.

nearby

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Thomas Cook House 0.3 mi · Gothic Revival · 1875
Kilbourn Masonic Temple 0.3 mi · Neoclassical · 1911
Milwaukee Girls' Trade and Technical High School 0.3 mi · Queen Anne · 1885
Calvary Presbyterian Church 0.3 mi · Gothic Revival · 1870

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