Church of Holy Trinity

The Church of Holy Trinity is a former chapel of rest that now serves as a parish church. It was built in 1842, designed by A. Salvin, and is constructed from coursed and squared ironstone and limestone ashlar with ashlar dressings and slate roofs. The church is designed in the Romanesque Revival style, featuring a chamfered plinth and an impost band. The windows are adorned with diamond glazing.

The building has a projecting western bellcote, with the nave and chancel covered by a continuous roof. The west end features a central projecting bellcote with three stages, a string course with masks at the corners, and a central roll-moulded round-headed doorway that has a plain hood mould and shafts with scallop capitals. The doorway is fitted with a studded two-leaf plank door that has scrolled hinges. On either side of the doorway are round-headed windows, each with a hood mould and shafts with scallop capitals, and above these is a similar central window. At the top, there is a single bellcote with a chamfered round-headed opening and a coped gable with kneelers.

The nave and chancel consist of four bays, each corner featuring a shallow clasping buttress and coped gables, with the eastern gable topped by a cross. Each side has four round-headed windows with hood moulds and shafts with scallop capitals. The east end is distinguished by two larger round-headed windows with linked hood moulds and shafts with scallop capitals, and above these is a round window.

Inside, the church has a wooden draught screen and a kingpost roof with collars and wall shafts. Notable fittings include a rectangular open-backed alabaster pulpit with pointed blind arcades and marble shafts, a 19th-century font with a stepped square base, round foot and stem, and a bowl shaped like a scallop capital. There is also a traceried wooden reading desk that is integral with the altar rail, a 17th-century carved panel back armchair, and plain stained pine benches. The church features boards displaying the Decalogue, the Lord's Prayer, and the Creed, as well as a re-set marble war memorial tablet from 1919.