Mammoth Chapel — Attraction in Wyoming

Fort Yellowstone is in the Mammoth Hot Springs Historic District where 35 structures remain from the 1890s and early 1900s represent the first development of administrative and concession facilities in the park. It is situated on an old hot springs formation. Fort Yellowstone was truly a community as well as a military outpost.

The mammoth chapel was established in 1913 for celebrating relegious services for the joys of births, christenings, and marriages mingled with the sorrows of illnesses, accidents and deaths. In the decades since, the chapel has continued to serve the community and parishioners. In June 2013, the chapel celebrated its 100th anniversary.

You can see elks are grazing...

Mammoth Springs is a must stop on your next Yellowstone trip! The perfect place to see gorgeous Elk! We were so excited to see this big guy walking around and calling to all his lady friends before finally giving up his pursuits and lying down allowing for us to get great pics. There were a few other bulls hanging around but nobody matched the size of this...

Loved this church & was so happy it was open that I cd go inside & sit a minute & get pics & thank God for such a beautiful trip that we were on. I always have to check out the churches wherever we go & take pics. Always feel so at peace & the grounds around the Church were so...