St. Bede’s Chapel is historically significant in that it is a classic example of Middle English Gothic architecture. It was designed in 1907 by Theodore E. Blake and many of the fieldstones used in its construction were from the nearby farm belonging to George Lauder.

The museum-quality stained glass windows depict various saints and painted in calligraphy on the ceiling are the names of all of the Rosemary Hall graduates. The original seats are old-fashioned rushed chairs with individual hymnal holders in each chair back.