Reviews of Mohawk Chapel (Tourist Attraction)

Jeff Hollick (Hollickster)

$7 to enter the chapel, $10 for the grand tour. Since the chapel is not in congregation. The proceeds help in protection and repairs.

Kathy Loree

I'm saddened at how the Indigenous have suffered over the years.

Donald Bateman

Enjoyed the one hour tour. Very capeable young lady was able to condense 300 years of history during her 45 minute talk. Also heard a few words from the current Rector. Really informative.

Jesse McMann

Great Pokemon Go area.

Kevin Prentice

Wonderful to visit the 4th oldest building in Canada. A little sad to see it clad in plastic ie: vinyl siding and roof tiles.

Arina White

Beautiful historic chapel, the oldest in Ontario.

Carrie M

Terrific people who were very welcoming. The stained glass windows are spectacular

D. Medeiros

This chapel, the first protestant church in Ontario was built by the crown for Mohawks of the six nations Iraquois who settled here in 1784. The Queen also visited here in 1984. You can attend service here 3 times a year. Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Follow on Facebook for more info.

Barbara Ann Groulx

You could feel spirit of the native tribes here a hidden little gem. A beautiful church

Andy Macleod

They gave an intresting tour/talk identifing different things in this small wooden chirch. Intresting connectuons with the Masonic world

Riel Meijer

Great historic place.

Janet Drummond

This place is beautiful. The staff did everything to make our wedding magical. Just amazing. And the historic value of this gorgeous place... just visiting is awe inspiring

amjad walter

Canada's historic site now, but closed due to construction and the old prebesterian church. Peaceful place

Glenn Robinson

Lovely Chapel. The only Royal Chapel in North America!

Jordan Styres

I was only here for an outdoor event. The grounds are nice.

Rector St John London

A quiet historic place

natasha hillocks

It is a small space with significant history pertaining to six nations people.It illustrates the colonial influence and religious impact of British governance. The stained windows should be experienced as a mere picture will do no justice to its meaning.If you appreciate history it will be a good place to visit.There is also a connection to the Mohawk Residential school..which is located nearby...

Noah Gerrard

This place is amazing, great scenery, nice surrounding woods and it is right next to the Grand River. It is accessible by mohawk road or the trails and has a nice spacious parking lot

Robbin Pemberton

love it here

Ken Kellar

Could not get close as there is temporary fencing all around the church grounds. Great history here. Joseph Brant who was instrumental in assisting the British in The War of 1812 is interred here.

Benjamin

Beautiful grounds and chapel.

Toni Leigh Martin

Beautiful building

Peter Lewicki

A fine example of local history and interesting colonial architecture. It's very small church but the stained glass windows are exquisite. Nice place to take a walk, with a path weaving around the church, the small park surrounding it and amongst the graves in the churchyard. However the fee they were asking for a "tour" was a little pricey.

Robert Vasiliauskas

A must visit piece of canadian history

David Wolder

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 from a distance.

Gary Ferris

History

Frank Quinto

Historic and Masonic!

Diana Ferris

Stopped by on our morning walk. Beautiful chapel. ????

Margaret Walker

Our tour guide gave an excellent description of the windows and did not shy away from the issues including how views have changed between the early 1960's and now. Thank you.

Marilyn Owens

History I didn't know that involves my best friend.

Reg Gagnier

Nice historic site that also honours Joseph Brant and his son. Wish it had been open. Maybe next time.

Dave Westhouse

Quiet place for reflection and remembrance of our history.

April S

Its is a nice historical spot. They keep it looking nice. There is a walking trail behind it so that is a plus

Alice Regina Tavora

(Translated) Beautiful and historic place. Peaceful and comforting. (Original) Lugar lindo e histórico. Tranquilo e reconfortante.

Homie VanEvery

Pokestops lmao

Roxanna Nazarowicz

unique piece of history depicting the history of the Six Nations with its beautiful 8 stained glass windows. open all year round with tour season running from may until October. definite must see

Sylvain Berube

I like old places .

Tom P.

Scenic and beautiful grounds. Historical landmark.

Gordon Smiley

Beautiful site. Can get tour to hear about stained glass windows.

Darlene Phipps

You have to watch out for deer. Travelling across the lawn.

Keith Etherington (Beard)

Beautiful. Weddings are amazing.

Dennis Ritchie

Looks amazing