Chapel 4, Delray Beach

About Chapel 4

Chapel 4 is a historical museum housed in a landmark building in the Marina District of Downtown Delray Beach. Originally constructed as a military chapel on the Boca Raton Army Air Field during World War II, the structure served as a place of worship for servicemen, servicewomen, and their families stationed at the base. All denominations worshipped in this utilitarian chapel. The building was relocated to its current Downtown Delray Beach location and transformed in the southern revival architectural style by Samuel Ogren, the city's first resident architect. Chapel 4 now operates as a restored chapel museum filled with historic charm and character. Visitors can spend time exploring the museum, attend community gatherings held at the venue, or arrange private special events. The space functions as a gathering place for making memories while preserving a significant piece of military and local history.