The Little-Known Church Hiding In Mississippi That Is An Absolute Work Of Art
Daniella DiRienzo
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(Editor’s Note: The Chapel of Memories is temporarily closed. Please check with the Mississippi State University to see if it is open before visiting)
In Mississippi, beautiful sites don’t just include great scenery. Nope; the state is also home to some incredible pieces of architecture. And since this is the Bible Belt, that includes plenty of gorgeous churches. One of the most impressive is the Chapel of Memories. Rich in both history and beauty, the stunning chapel is an absolute work of art. Take a look:
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Watch the video below for a quick tour of the Chapel of Memories.
Chapel of Memories is located at 135 Walker Road in Starkville on the MSU campus. For more information, call (662) 325-3228.
So, did you know about the Chapel of Memories? Have you ever visited? Tell us in the comments section! If you enjoyed this, be sure to check out the equally beautiful and amazing St. Mary’s Chapel in Natchez.
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