Undated Real Photo Postcard of St. John’s Chapel at St. Clement’s Church likely from the 1910s.
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Undated Real Photo Postcard of St. John’s Chapel at St. Clement’s Church likely from the 1910s.
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This is how S. John’s Chapel appeared when the new Parish House was erected in 1907. The altar in the recessed alcove actually faced east towards 20th Street, but was reversed to face west (towards 21st street) when the Church, Clergy House and Parish House were moved back in 1929.