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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church

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1954, S. Preston Craighill. 1000 Langhorne Rd.
  • (Photograph by Karen Kingsley)
  • (Photograph by Karen Kingsley)
  • (Photograph by Karen Kingsley)
  • (Photograph by Karen Kingsley)

This relatively late Gothic-inspired church is characteristic of the small, almost delicate, scale that Craighill often employed. Its material, however, is more remarkable than its design. Except for a modicum of carved limestone trim, the church is faced entirely with Virginia greenstone. The single nave interior is sheltered under a wooden beamed ceiling.

Writing Credits

Author: 
Anne Carter Lee

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