Location: south side of Euclid Avenue, between
Adelbert Road and East Boulevard
Description: 14th century English Gothic style;
exterior and much of interior of Indiana limestone; 145 feet long with buttresses,
52 feet high, tower 25x25 feet and 121 feet high
This property continued in use after 1949. Post-1949 research is not yet completed.
Formal Name
Amasa Stone Memorial
Named For
Amasa Stone, friend
Other Names
Amasa Stone Memorial Chapel
Constructed
1909-1911?
Architect
Henry Vaughan
Financing
Gift of $167,880 from Flora Stone
Mather, friend; Gift of unknown amount from Clara Stone Hay, friend; $30,000 for building
endowment
