Lee Chapel is located on the campus of Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. It was built in 1868 and serves as a memorial to General Robert E. Lee, who was the university's president after the Civil War. The chapel features a beautiful interior with stained glass windows and a wooden ceiling, making it a popular spot for both students and visitors. The chapel also houses a collection of artifacts related to Lee's life and legacy. Notably, it contains his crypt, where he is buried alongside his family. The site is often used for university events, weddings, and memorial services, reflecting its significance to the community.