Willard Memorial Chapel

I was amazed to learn that everything inside the chapel was designed by Tiffany - the floors, walls, windows, chandeliers, pews, podiums, alter, etc. The only thing Tiffany did not lay claim to is the organ - which is beautiful! This place of worship is lovingly reffered to as 'Tiffany Chapel' because of this fact. If you are going to be in the area, call to find out the hours and set up a tour - the gentleman is very eloquent and eager to share his vast knowledge with people. Plan an hour, so you can soak it all in.

We traveled from FL to Auburn, NY for a wedding. The location is very beautiful and rich with history. We didn’t stay long because we were just there for the ceremony but we would love to come back again.

Beautiful. Interesting history. Sadly we had a shortened visit and could not fully explore. Allow a good hour to truly soak it all in.

Was beautiful!!! Admission comes with tour guide who was very knowledgeable. So glad this was saved and is accessible to public.

We visited sandy shutter's art studio, which was absolutely amazing. We flew in from Florida and would have loved to visit the chapel, but it was closed. Apparently, it's been closed a lot and I doubt I'll ever get to see it.

Beautiful chapel! What a shame the rest of the buildings were demolished. Well worth the trip, and so many other things to do in the area.

I had no idea that Tiffany was anything other than glass wear..

Very interesting Tiffany designed chapel with amazing details on the windows, lamps, ceiling, walls and floor. The chapel design has some interesting and unresolved issues. Well with a visit.

Beautiful chapel that was made by Tiffany.

Very beautiful building. Bridal ready room is lovely. The person working was prompt and very accommodating. Went here to work as a Bridal Stylist.

Beautiful tour eloquent speaker lots of info on the Tiffany glass windows handcrafted woodwork just grand """

What a gem such a secret that one only found out about incidentally
This chapel is incredulous in it’s Tiffany beauty windows mosaic floors and wood work
A jewel for. Auburn and USA

The intricate glass mosaic windows are unmistakably Tiffany, but what surprised us the most is that the whole place is a Tiffany masterpiece. The chandeliers were as eye catching as the glass.

This place is no longer a place of worship and is currently a museum run by a very friendly and passionate lady who introduced us to the place with a short tour, highlighting the history of the chapel (part of a seminary that stood in this once-sprawling site) and the beautiful art on display. She then left us to explore the place on our own. Overall, we had a pleasant visit and would recommend this to anyone visiting Auburn and its other historic sites.

This actually is a jewel of a chapel. Almost everything was designed and crafted by Louis Tiffany. The windows, woodwork, tiling is all amazing. The guide was very informative.

A little difficult to find, an amazing collection of Tiffany's Staff's skill, creativity, and work. It is unfortunate that some of upstate New York's earliest seminaries we're neglected and demolished. The survival of the Willard Chapel is very fortunate and being able to see and learning about it was very rewarding.

Only church completely built by Tiffany and Company left in the whole world. When I glanced at the first Tiffany window I choked up and thought I was going to cry. It is one thing to see a Tiffany window in a museum and a whole other experience to see it's proper place in a church

I have never been inside the chapel, but it's a great place for playing Pokemon Go.

Beautiful example of a Tiffany designed interior and stain glass windows.

First Presbyterian seminary in Auburn NY with grand examples of Tiffany glass. Interesting history of it's proposal, building and lodging of students.

Holiday Open House was delightful!