Boehm's Chapel after an 1883 remodel. Notice only two windows on the side which has the doorway. |
The original two upper windows were discovered and reopened. |
This old photo shows a lowered ceiling and only two windows with a pulpit that is at the same level as the pews. On the left front is more than likely a piano or organ. |
This view shows the raised pulpit, an upper window with a raised ceiling and a balcony. The piano no longer remains. |
This photo show the steps to the balcony that are being placed back in the chapel as it was in 1791. |
Looking toward the rear door as it was in the 1883 renovation. |
The 1989 renovation view looking the same direction. Notice the lower ceiling to allow for the balcony. |
A view from the balcony looking toward the pulpit. |
The ceiling light still remains the same, but has been electrified. |
Looking out a side window at the headstone of Martin Boehm and his wife in the Chapel's cemetery. |
Click on this view of the headstone to enlarge it. |
Looking toward the west toward the original Boehm farm where Martin was born. |
One final look at Boehm's Chapel before my departure. |
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