Wayfarers Chapel in Los Angeles Closes Indefinitely Due to Landslide Risk

The iconic 'glass church,' recently designated a national historic landmark, shuts its doors amid fears of accelerated land movement in the area.

The Wayfarers Chapel, known for its glass walls and mid-century design by Lloyd Wright, has been closed indefinitely due to increased land movement.
Recent heavy rains have exacerbated the landslide risk in the Rancho Palos Verdes area, leading to the chapel's closure.
The chapel, a popular wedding venue and tourist attraction, was designated a national historic landmark just two months ago.
City officials and the chapel's board of directors are exploring ways to safely reopen the chapel to the public.
Refunds will be issued to those with confirmed reservations, leaving many couples scrambling to find alternative wedding venues.