Completed in 1929, All Saints Chapel is the only survivor of several Grace Church missions constructed through the initiative of the Reverend Frank Leslie Robinson, Rector of Grace Church from 1910 to 1942. Its exterior of rough boards painted the white of purity, its fence shaped as open arms, and its broken roof line to show the cross on the turret-shaped chimney as its highest point are features of the highly symbolic effect conceived by the architect, Stanislaw Makielski (1914-1968), whose papers are archived at the University of Virginia Department of Special Collections.
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All Saints Chapel is located at 3929 Stony Point Road on Route 20 North, about 8 miles from Free Bridge and the Charlottesville city limits. From Cismont, one can take Route 600 (Stony Point Pass) to its end, then left about 200 yards on Route 20.
The Physical Address is :
3929 Stony Point Road Keswick, Virginia 22947 |
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