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Trinity Episcopal Church

Designed in 1912, the Tudor Gothic Revival style brick building with granite trim features a simple, gable-roofed sanctuary with transepts and a short corner tower.

Address: 60 Church St
Website: trinityasheville.org (opens in a new tab)

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