Pleasant Grove Second Ward

Constructed at the corner of 100 N and 100 E, the Pleasant Grove Second Ward Chapel is a simple but elegant building.

(Image Source: Church History Library)

It was built in 1930.

(Image Source: Church History Library)

The building's most distinguishing feature was its stained glass--one above the main doorway (visible in the top picture) and one at the end of the chapel (visible above and below). Here's a view of the chapel interior:

(Image Source: Church History Library)

It looks like this was taken when David O. McKay was prophet--it looks like his picture on the right. On the left, it looks like a print of the Savior, but it's hard to tell.

The building was sold in 1970 to the American Heritage School:

(Image Source: American Heritage Schools)

And finally, in 2002, the building was sold to the John Hancock Charter School, which still occupies the building today.

(Image Source: Google Maps)

You'll notice that the stained glass is missing from the doorway. It's gone from the chapel, too. In my next post, I'll post pictures of them.

Also, it looks like the stone carving of "Pleasant Grove 2nd Ward" is still above the door--it's just covered by the school banner, now.