Holy Trinity Memorial Church

Holy Trinity Memorial Church is a church built in 1876, designed by architect J.D. Stedding. It features red brick construction with yellow and brown brick banding and limestone dressings. The roof is covered with ridged-plain tiles and has patterned ridge tiles. The church showcases an Early English design with a three-bay nave and a short chancel. The gables have parapets with limestone copings and corbels, along with offsets to the buttresses. The main entrance is marked by a chamfered two-centred brick arch and double boarded doors, with a simple rose window above. The nave windows consist of two bays with three grouped lancet lights and a central bay with a single lancet light. Inside, there are exposed red brick arches and iron candle holders attached to the pews.