Durham

Benjamin N. Duke Memorial Organ

Completed by the Dutch Flentrop company in 1976, the Benjamin N. Duke Memorial Organ contains 5,033 pipes and is controlled by four manual keyboards and a pedal.

The Youth of Jesus

One of many stained-glass window scenes representing over 800 biblical characters at Duke Chapel, Durham, North Carolina.

Duke Chapel

Constructed from 1930 to 1932, Duke Chapel--at the center of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina--is 291 feet long and the tower reaches 210 feet tall. Three pipe organs (one with 6,900 pipes and another with 5,033 pipes) are used for services, ceremonies, and recitals. The 77 stained-glass windows are constructed from over one million pieces of glass imported from England, Belgium, and France.

Duke Chapel

Constructed from 1930 to 1932, Duke Chapel--at the center of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina--is 291 feet long and the tower reaches 210 feet tall. Three pipe organs (one with 6,900 pipes and another with 5,033 pipes) are used for services, ceremonies, and recitals. The 77 stained-glass windows are constructed from over one million pieces of glass imported from England, Belgium, and France.