Friends of the North Clarendon Chapel are residents of the area who wish to preserve the Chapel listed as a State Historic Structure for it’s State and local significance.

Friends of the North Clarendon Chapel are currently working on a fundraiser hoping to bring it to a usable stage for a needed community meeting house. The estimated cost is $40,000. If you wish to support the effort, Visit our support pages or volunteer and share your skills and or resources.

History: Built in 1871, the North Clarendon Chapel was last purchased in 1943 by the Trustees of the North Clarendon Chapel and Community Center*. It is listed in the State Historic Registry.

This Vernacular country church serves as a local landmark in the village of North Clarendon.

Architecture: Three-bay, front gabled facade, center entrance. Round-headed windows outlined with colored glass. Small steeple set on the ridge near the facade gabled with shingled, battered base, open shingled belfry, a polygonal spire with sheet metal cladding, ball finial.