Our Chapels

 Noble Chapel

When Cypress Lawn was created in 1892, one of the first structures built on the site was a chapel designed by architect Thomas Paterson Ross. This chapel was patterned after St. Giles Church in Stoke Poges, England, the site where Thomas Gray wrote his famous 1751 poem “Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard.” Later named after Cypress Lawn’s founder, Hamden Holmes Noble.

Seating Capacity: 50

 Newall Chapel

Built in 1893 it survived the 1906 Great Earthquake. However, it did not survive the 1957 temblor. In the late 1950’s it was destroyed and replaced by a modern-designed Newall Chapel. 

Seating Capacity: 180
Audio-visual available

 Tiffany Chapel

The Tiffany Chapel is the main chapel of the Cypress Lawn Funeral Home. It is a well-lighted facility enhanced by beautifully executed stained glass windows. Multi media options are available in our Tiffany Chapel for recording of all services. We also have multimedia available via laptop for streaming of services or if you want to play a CD/DVD presentation.

It is equipped and designed to meet the needs of modern families who would like a unique memorial for their loved ones. 

Seating Capacity: 180
Audio-visual available
Wifi access available upon request