Mohawk Chapel — Attraction in Brantford

I've only been to the Her Majesties Royal Chapel of the Mohawks twice. Once on a School Trip and later on when I lived in the City of Brantford...named after Chief Joseph Brant. It's very beautiful and unique inside, and the Stained Glass Windows tells the Story of its founding and the early life of the Iroquois Confederacy! A Mohawk Elder Lady did an excellent job on the tour of the Church...and further down the street nearby is a Reproduction of an early Iroquois Fortress at the Woodland Cultural Center. This Location is also near to the Alexander Graham Bell Homestead on Tutella Heights with the Telephone Museum and the first Brantford Telephone Exchange Office...make...

I was looking forward to this visit. Mohawk Chapel is apparently one of 3 Royal Chapels in Canada and the first church built in what is now Ontario. It has a fascinating history, so check out the website. I would have loved to see more of the church, but unfortunately it is being renovated. If you plan on attending at the time of this review, you can only look at the church from a distance, which means not walking the grounds, inside of the church, or seeing the grave of Joseph Brant up close. You can see it...

The oldest church in Ontario and of significance both historically and culturally. One of the few royal chapels outside of the uk. The large free car park is conveniently located and is wheelchair accessible. The graves are well-maintained and obviously effort and care has been put into honouring the dead (who include the significant figures of Joseph Brant and his son). Built in 1785 and...