St. Paul's School | Chapel of St. Peter and St. Paul

See the inside of the Chapel of St. Peter and St. Paul! Home to morning chapel and other community events!

A gem of English Gothic architecture, also known as the New Chapel, was designed by Henry Vaughan and consecrated in 1888. The tower and cloister were added in 1894, and the building was enlarged in 1929. In 1961 fire destroyed the Big Study, attached by the cloister to the Chapel. The School gathers here four times a
week and on certain Sundays.
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St. Paul’s School was founded in 1856 when George Shattuck established a school for boys in Concord, New Hampshire. Originally established on 50 acres of land, the grounds now comprise 2,000 idyllic acres, which include 25 miles of wooded trails, four ponds, and the upper third of the Turkey River. These spaces facilitate respect for one’s spiritual, physical, and emotional well-being, and for the natural environment, all of which are central to the School’s mission.

In educating students to build purposeful lives in service to the greater good, St. Paul’s School engages young people in a diverse, inclusive, and ethical community, dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in character and scholarship and inspired by the beauty and spirit of our Millville home.