Trinity Church (Thomaston, Connecticut)

Trinity Church is an historic Episcopal church located in Thomaston, Connecticut. It is a Gothic Revival style building constructed of local granite. The church is notable for its architecture, its long-standing presence in the community, and its contribution to the historical landscape of Thomaston.

The church was established in the mid-19th century to serve the growing Episcopal population in the area. Its construction was a significant undertaking, reflecting the prosperity of the town at the time. Key architectural features include its pointed arch windows, steeply pitched roof, and prominent bell tower. The interior boasts traditional church furnishings and stained glass windows, often depicting religious scenes and figures.

Over the years, Trinity Church has served as a center for worship, community events, and charitable activities. It continues to be an active parish within the Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut. The building is a contributing property to the Thomaston Historic District.