The Old Stone Chapel, one of downtown Canton’s most historic wedding venues, was built back in 1886 and currently resides on the National Register of Historic Places, a designation it received in 1985. The building was designed by famed architect Guy Tilden and formerly housed the congregation of Trinity Lutheran Church. That congregation merged with another in 2011 and the church was de-sanctified at that time. The building retains all of the glorious architecture and religious artifacts just as it did when the building was a functioning church. Visitors often comment on the distinctive vaulted and flowered ceilings, gorgeous stained glass windows and polished stone paths. The exterior is composed of hand-chiseled sandstone quarried from Massillon and is well-known for its bright red doors and motto inscribed above the windows.

The building, rechristened The Old Stone Chapel in 2013, is now available for rental as a destination for lush wedding ceremonies and other events. Brides can plan their ceremony at The Chapel and hold their reception at the Historic Onesto just a couple blocks away.

The Old Stone Chapel welcomes brides, grooms and their families to hold their special ceremony here at our beautiful facility. The main sanctuary seats up to 350 people.