A Village Chapel, Preserved for Generations

The Rockville Community Chapel, built in 1851 as the Rockville Free Baptist Church, has long been a landmark in the small village of Rockville in Rockport, Maine. For more than a century, the chapel served as the spiritual and social heart of a once-thriving village that included schools, shops, and civic buildings. As the community changed and the congregation declined, the church was eventually decommissioned in the 1970s and reimagined as a nondenominational community chapel.

Today, thanks to the dedication of local residents and volunteers who restored the building beginning in 2010, the chapel continues to serve as a gathering place for concerts, celebrations, and community events—preserving both the building and the history of Rockville for future generations.

A new chapter has begun for the Rockville Community Chapel and we are pleased to welcome you!

Village Voices

Rockville Community Chapel Association Officers

Martha Morrison, President
Joyce Farmer Berg, Secretary
Rebecca Bickmore, Treasurer
Lindsey Coffin, Director
Amy Lowe, Director
Cheryl Miller, Director
Diane Perry, Director