What) Trinity is
one of the few parishes in northern Vermont whose origins go
back to the 18th century. The earliest known Episcopal
services took place in Shelburne in 1790. The first services
held in this building were in 1866. Designed by William
Appleton Potter, a leading church architect in the east, the
Gothic Revival chapel is built of red stone from a quarry on
Shelburne Bay Road. (1)
Grace and
peace to you. Welcome to the Trinity website and its windows
into our parish life. We hope you’ll find what you seek and
that after a virtual tour, you’ll join us for the real thing.
We look forward to your presence among us as we worship and
serve God and practice the art of Christian living in fullness
of life with thanksgiving. (2)
Where) 5171 Shelburne Road 1-802-985-2269
Why) We
were driving through Shelburne when the unusual red stone of
this church caught my eye. We made the quick decision to
stop and then I got to spend a pleasing 30 minutes walking
around it and taking in the exterior. 
