The Shrine includes a Visitor Center with Museum and Gift Shop and the Basilica, adorned with mosaics, marble and bronze and multiple stained glass windows. The remains of Mother Seton are entombed under the Altar of Relics in the Basilica.
Visitors to the Shrine will also see the 1750 Stone House, the first permanent home of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, the White House where she lived until her death and the old cemetery and Mortuary Chapel, built in 1846, Mother Seton's original burial place until she was beatified (blessed) in 1963 and her remains were moved to the Basilica.