Wesleyan Chapel Virtual Tour

 

Tour the Wesleyan Chapel

 

 

The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel at 136 Fall Street, Seneca Falls, New York, was the setting for the first Women's Rights convention on July 19 and 20, 1848. The building standing today is a reconstruction of the 1843 chapel, with portions of the walls and structure still in place. The chapel interior serves as a memorial and exhibit space, celebrating the work of the women and men who began the American Women's Rights movement.

This Matterport 3D tour allows visitors an opportunity to visit the Wesleyan Chapel from their own device. Click and drag to explore the space, and use the tools at the bottom of the screen to get different views. Click on the blue tags to learn more about specific objects.

Accessible (Audio Described) Tour

This video is an accessible version of the 3D tour, designed for visitors with accessibility needs. This tour covers the entire scope of the interactive tour, and narrates the space.

 

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  Wesleyan Chapel Virtual Tour (Audio Described)

  Audio Described video of the 3D tour of the Wesleyan Chapel. Accompanies the Matterport 3D tour function.

  Duration:

  8 minutes, 38 seconds

 

Learn More

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  Where it all began

  Wesleyan Chapel

  Learn about the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, the setting for the 1848 Women's Rights Convention.

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  The birth of a movement

  History and Culture

  Learn about the people and places that make up our past.

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  Declaration of Sentiments

  Explore the revolutionary words of the Declaration of Sentiments, presented at the first Women's Rights Convention, July 19-20, 1848.