The ceiling is a series of open bowstring steel trusses and are painted white. There are modern fans and lights suspended from the trusses. The tabernacle was built in 1960 to replace the 1895 structure. Entry Gate was built in 1960. It is a small rectangular shed with an exterior of limestone and vertical wood siding. It has a shallow pitched, hipped roof with extended overhangs. The gates to either side of the driveways have matching limestone piers with wood railings. The fountain located near the center of the camp is not original. There has been a fountain throughout history of the park. An Indiana State Historical Marker is located next to the fountain commemorating the site. Bibliography Davies, Sandra, Kathleen Kelley, Freda Koch, et al. National Register of Historic Places Registration Form for Lancaster Methodist Episcopal Camp Ground Historic District. Completed 1987. Fountain Park Chautauqua Preserving Tradition for 100 Years. 100th Anniversary Newspaper. Remington, IN: The Remington Press. July 31, 1995. Fountain Park Lease Agreement November 9, 1954. Copy filed in Jasper County, Indiana Recorder's Office. Kandur-Smith, Karin Lynn, Hosier Chautauquas: Learning and sharing wisdom around^ Indiana, Outdoor Indiana, May/June 1996. Miles, Frank, Chautauqua in Indiana, Madison, Indiana, 1988 Nelson, Sharon. "Highlights of 100 Years of Fountain Park" Printed in Fountain Park 100 Anniversary Book, 1995. Normand, Kipp Alien. Zion of Summer: The Winona Assembly and Sumner School Association 1895-1915, Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame, 1989. Stanley, Karen. "The History of the Fountain Park Hotel" Compiled 1998. Tapk, John E., Circuit Chautauqua: From Rural Education to Popular Entertainment in Early Twentieth Century America,. Jefferson, N.G, McFarland, cl997. Walker, Amy. Series of interviews with Karen Stanley conducted July 6, 2000; July 13, 2000; July 27, 2000; August 4, 2000. Wooden, Helen O'Riley. Fountain Park Chautauqua: Oldest in Midwest 1954. See also Chautauqua Progressive Era Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods References Chautauqua Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Indiana Historic districts in Jasper County, Indiana National Register of Historic Places in Jasper County, Indiana