Established in 1836, Trinity is the oldest parish in the Tennessee Valley. The church building was erected in 1894 after the original sanctuary located a few blocks away was destroyed by fire in 1883. The bell tower houses a bell that was salvaged from the fire. The sanctuary and nave boast numerous memorial stained glass windows and rich beautiful woodwork throughout. The majestic voice of the organ is complemented by the baby grand piano in services on Sunday.
Trinity Episcopal church Is part of the North Alabama Hallelujah Trail of Sacred Places, a driving tour of 32 churches that are at least 100 years old, stand on their original sites, still hold services and are accessible to the public. For more information, visit www.northalabama.org/trails/hallelujah.