SUMMERALL CHAPEL
From Knob Knowledge
The Summerall Chapel was erected in 1936 and named after the president of The Citadel, Charles P. Summerall.
The cornerstone is at the northeast corner of the building. It says: "Erected 1936. Jos. E. Hart Grand Master of Masons A.L. 5956. Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works. Project No. S.C. 1046-R."
On November 11, 2004, a ceremony was held to dedicate two flagpoles near the front portion of the Chapel donated by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson in memory of their son, Kris Johnson, a member of the Class of 2004 from Oscar Company. He died unexpectedly at home during spring break 2003. (Sources: Michael D. Blackwell, Remember Now Thy Creator in the Days of Thy Youth. pp. 105-141. U430 .B63 2003; The Citadel Public Affairs Office announcement, November 11, 2004) (HN & DH)
See also Chapel Flags.
See also Chapel Organ.
See also Chapel Tower.
See also Summerall Chapel.
