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  Trinity Episcopal Church is a very nice looking structure. I'm not positive about the dates, but believe the current building dates from the late 1800s. While roaming around one day, taking photographs, I noticed they were having a bake/rummage sale. I thought maybe that might be a way of contacting someone about possibly getting inside and taking interior photographs. The secretary contacted a person who was helping with their sale - and it happened that he was the Church historian. He gladly offered to give a tour. I learned many details about both the building, it's windows, the congregation in general, as well as finding out he was friends with a co-worker.
  The roof is made out of wood. There are many nice looking stained glass windows throughout the structure. The Altar area had some very nice woodwork. There is even a 'crypt' (I forget the actual term for it), accessed from just inside the front entrance. The exterior of the building itself is very nice. It's sometimes difficult trying to get good photographs, mainly because it's located along one of the busier city streets (Center Avenue). Still, I believe it's well worth the effort.
  If you are looking for a nice historical structure in the area, as well as some very friendly people, I would highly recommend this.

  Added March 14, 2017 by Francis Lalonde