On May 30^th 1816, the cornerstone of the Trinity Cathedral was laid in its current location on 30A Abercromby Street, Port-of-Spain.  Architecturally, the Cathedral reflects the late Gregorian style mixed with the Gothic, as well as elements of the Victorian Age.  The layout was designed by the Colonial Secretary, Philip Reingale.  The magnificent hammer-beam roof is made of local wood and characterized by huge trusses.  The altar is built entirely of selected local mahogany and backed by alabaster and marble mounted on a base of Portland stone.  The stained glass windows showcase magnificent representations of the saints.  The Cathedral is filled with interesting historical items, such as the marble statue dedicated to former Governor and founder of the Church, Sir Ralph Woodford.

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