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Trinity Episcopal Church
Status: Upcoming
120 Sigourney Street: built 1898; tower completed 1912; parish house built 1881; Goodwin Hall built 1892; Education Wing built 1962.
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Convocation held for centennial of Trinity Episcopal Parish
11/20/1959
Descendant of the Charter Oak transplanted to the front lawn of Trinity Episcopal Church
11/11/1922
Davis Memorial Window dedicated
05/30/1915
Work on the new window for Trinity Episcopal Church underway in London
11/16/1914
Stained glass window for Trinity Episcopal Church
10/29/1914
Annual meeting of the Trinity Episcopal Church Parish
05/04/1914
It happened one day – Sunday in the churches
03/03/1912
Tower dedicated at Trinity Episcopal Church
01/07/1912
Jubilee celebration continues at Trinity Episcopal Church
05/22/1910
Trinity Parish's jubilee celebration concluded
05/22/1910
Jubilee celebration continues at Trinity Episcopal Church
05/20/1910
Jubilee celebration continues at Trinity Episcopal Church
05/18/1910
Jubilee celebration continues at Trinity Episcopal Church
05/17/1910
Jubilee celebration continues at Trinity Episcopal Church
05/16/1910
Trinity Episcopal Church begins its celebration of its 50th anniversary
05/15/1910
New organ debuted at Trinity Episcopal Church
09/20/1903
Trinity Episcopal Church consecrated
05/31/1899
Chapel and parish house dedicated at Trinity Episcopal Church
12/31/1898
First services at the new Trinity Episcopal Church
06/05/1898
Chauncey Brewster administered confirmation at Trinity Episcopal Church
12/12/1897
Evening service at Trinity Episcopal Church
01/10/1897
Cornerstone laid at new Trinity Episcopal Church building
06/25/1894
Ernest Miel’s first day as rector at Trinity Episcopal Church
05/28/1893
Last day as rector at Trinity Episcopal Church for Storrs O. Seymour
04/15/1893
Work on foundation of new Trinity Episcopal Church underway
08/11/1892
Sunday service in the new parish building at Trinity Episcopal Church
02/07/1892
Deconstruction of the “old” Trinity Church to commence immediately
01/27/1892
Holy Communion was celebrated at the first Trinity Episcopal Church.
01/25/1892
Final Sunday service at the first Trinity Episcopal Church
01/24/1892
Fire at Trinity Episcopal Church
02/02/1880
A Neighbor Complains about the Bells at Asylum Hill Congregational Church & Trinity Episcopal Church
06/12/1875
Sunday service at Trinity Episcopal Church
08/11/1861
Sunday service at Trinity Episcopal Church
05/28/1861
Update on construction at Trinity Episcopal Church
04/20/1861
Update on Construction at Trinity Episcopal Church
04/10/1861
03/30/1861
Fair held by the women of Trinity Episcopal Church
12/21/1860
Cornerstone laid at Trinity Episcopal Church
10/23/1860
Progress on Trinity Episcopal Church
09/08/1860
Negotiations underway to sell the Church of the Savior building to the Trinity Episcopal Parish
08/18/1860
Demolition of the Church of the Savior underway
08/09/1860
Bell from the Church of the Savior relocated to South Baptist Church
06/13/1860
Unitarians held their last service at the Church of the Savior
05/27/1860
Charter Oak Bank auctioned off some of the contents of the Church of the Savior
05/23/1860
Unitarian church sold to Charter Oak Bank
04/21/1860
Meeting of the Episcopal religious soicety
11/21/1859
First formal meeting of the Episcopal religous society on Asylum Hill
09/26/1859
Meeting to discuss the need for an Episcopal parish on Asylum Hill
09/12/1859