Necropolis Chapel

The Necropolis Chapel was erected near the eponymous cemetery in Toronto in 1872, which is one of the oldest burial sites in the Canadian capital. The chapel was designed by architect Henry Langley in the neo-Gothic style. Its attractive appearance attracts tourists. The interior of the church is decorated with beautiful stained glass.

The chapel provides crematorium services, which was opened in 1933 and was at that time the first in the capital. The entrance to the cemetery is very beautiful, which is made of canopies held on thin columns and decorated with carved ornaments, which gives the structure an airy appearance.