Cedar Grove Plantation Chapel, Religious chapel in Pawleys Island, United States

Cedar Grove Plantation Chapel is a small frame chapel in the vernacular Gothic Revival style, built around 1850. Its front is a pedimented portico carried by four paneled square columns, and the building is also known as Summer Chapel, All Saints' Episcopal Church and Waccamaw.

Cedar Grove Plantation Chapel was built around 1850 as a small frame vernacular Gothic Revival chapel associated with All Saints Church. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991.

The chapel's alternate names record its roles: Summer Chapel, All Saints' Episcopal Church and Waccamaw. It is associated with All Saints Church, and the building is known locally as the Summer Chapel near Pawleys Island.

The chapel stands near Pawleys Island in Georgetown County, off the route that runs along the Waccamaw Neck. It is a small rural building with no visitor facilities; check access before setting out, as the grounds are not a public attraction.

The chapel's four square columns are paneled rather than round, an unusual choice for a vernacular Gothic Revival portico. The building also carries several names: Summer Chapel, All Saints' Episcopal Church and Waccamaw. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991.