The term 'Chapel Topper' refers to the architectural feature of a chapel, which is typically a tall, pointed structure at the top of the building. This feature is commonly referred to as a STEEPLE or SPIRE. A STEEPLE is a tall tower with a pointed roof, while a SPIRE is a tall, slender tower with a conical or pyramidal top. Both of these structures are often seen atop churches and chapels, and are used to symbolize the spiritual nature of the building.