On the brow of a hill one-half mile east overlooking Indian Lake rests a tiny stone chapel built in 1857 by John Endres in fulfillment of a religious vow he made in return for protecting the lives of his family during a diphtheria epidemic. Aided by his son Peter, Endres hauled several tons of stone to the hilltop with an ox team. The building has been much venerated by local families for several generations, and the Endres, Ballweg, and Marx families have been identified with its care. The chapel was formally dedicated by Archbishop Messmer in 1926.