The Ida Cason Callaway Memorial Chapel has been the site of hundreds of weddings and special ceremonies. Although very small, its beauty and uniqueness have made it a popular site for young couples beginning their lives together. Walls are made of native quartzite fieldstone which was collected locally. Red oak beams were harvested from the surrounding forest. Floor is of North Georgia Cherokee flagstone.
Stone altar is typical of many boulders found in the Pine Mountain area.
Sloping roof is Vermont slate. The roof and limestone arches are the only material not native to Georgia. Six stained glass windows represent Southern forests and seasonal progression. Falls Creek Lake is at the foot of the Chapel. The stream flowing beside the Chapel replenishes the lake.