draw attention to the complex in 2011 by placing a historic site marker there. Protective stipulations were written into the city's zoning plan passed in early 2012. Around the same time, local historian Tony Squire made the discovery that the stained glass windows, which are still in excellent condition for their age, were not made in Germany, but by artist Leo P. Frohe. Because obtaining national landmark status for the Chapel would require establishing its architectural or historical importance as "the work of a master" or the studio of a significant artist, it is speculated that Squire's research may reveal Frohe as such a master. Frohe enthusiast believes that Frohe indeed qualifies, as the Buffalo Stained Glass Works has a history that traces back to the beginning of stained glass in the United States, and Frohe himself was awarded a silver medal in the Exposition Universelle of 1889 in France for his work, beating hundreds of fellow American competitors. See also List of cemeteries in Hudson County, New Jersey Monastery and Church of Saint Michael the Archangel List of Registered Historic Places in Hudson County, New Jersey Historic districts in Hudson County, New Jersey References External links Union City, New Jersey Historic districts in Hudson County, New Jersey Gothic Revival architecture in New Jersey Religious buildings and structures completed in 1914 Religious buildings and structures in New Jersey Cemeteries in Hudson County, New Jersey Dominican monasteries in the United States 1914 establishments in New Jersey