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The white wooden Trinity Church and its spire against a blue sky.
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Trinity Church

Trinity Church is an Anglican, now Episcopal, parish church built in 1725–1726 by the master builder Richard Munday after designs by Christopher Wren. The white wooden church on Queen Anne Square keeps its box pews and a three-tiered wineglass pulpit, and its graveyard holds colonial headstones from the 18th century.

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