Jan van Daalen
1978

The 200-seat chapel was completed in 1910; the center of the interior of the dome is 60 feet above floor level. From Wikipedia: Architect Harry Wild Jones designed the cemetery's chapel which began construction in August 1908. Built of the finest materials, the chapel seats about 200 and is renowned for its beauty and superb acoustics. The dome is 65 feet high with 24 stained glass windows inset its full circumference. Charles R. Lamb of New York orchestrated the design of the chapel's interior mosaic artwork. Six highly skilled artists of Italy were enlisted to create 10 million tessellae in Venice, which were then shipped to Lakewood, where those same artists performed the arduous task of assembling them in the chapel's interior. Completed in 1910, the chapel's total cost of construction was $150,000. Lakewood Chapel was added to the National Register of Historic Places on October 20, 1983.

Identified through online information from Richard C Greene. -- According to information on the Dobson Pipe Organ Builders web site, van Daalen replaced the original EP chests with electro-mechanical chests and new switching in 1978. In 2009, Dobson Pipe Organ Builders, Ltd. made restorative repairs to the organ.