Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

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About Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

Trinity Cathedral has been a part of the city for almost as long as the city itself has existed. The story of the cathedral begins in 1787 when one of William Penn’s heirs gifted to the Episcopal church land originally used by Native Americans, the French army, and the British army as a burial ground. The first structure was “The Round Church,” built in 1805, which allowed the congregation to meet in a church rather than people’s homes or the courthouse. It took only two decades for the congregation to outgrow the current structure, so a Gothic-style structure was constructed to replace it

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Reviews

Beautiful scene of candles. Intimate experience and the music of Queen was great! The only thing I would have changed is offering the performance at a venue that offers tiered seating so the audience has a better view of the stage, candles and musicians. The performance of Queen was held at a church. The pews were a bit uncomfortable for an hour show. But it was nice and the musicians were great to listen too!