This small Greek Revival-style wooden building was originally constructed as a chapel sometime between 1820 and the 1850. A gift of the Bendall family, it was moved from Union Grove, Alabama to the UAH campus in 1974. It was restored by UAH art faculty, students, volunteers and businesses.

A subsequent renovation took place in 1998. Its continuous use as an art gallery since the 1970s has blended with its growing use for various campus meetings, events, and traditional exhibitions. Its high ceilings and strong wood walls make it the ideal place for graduating student exit shows and unique art installations. It is open to visitors on weekday afternoons and by appointment (824-6114).