Trinity Episcopal Church

Title: Trinity Episcopal Church
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Creator - Architect: Bertram Goodhue, Anthony Lord (Assistant Architect)
Creator - Architectural Firm: Goodhue and Ferguson (architects of Boston Church)
Building Address: SE corner of Church and Aston Streets
Subject - Keyword: Asheville, NC; Trinity Episcopal Church and architecture; Asheville NC; Goodhue and Ferguson and architecture and Tudor Gothic Revival; Asheville, NC; religion and church and downtown; 
Subject - LCSH: Trinity Episcopal Church  (Asheville, N.C.)

Asheville (NC) -- Architecture and churches

Asheville (NC) --  Churches and downtown 

Asheville (NC) -- Tudor Gothic Revival and Trinity Episcopal

Description: There are 15 exterior doors, six hallways, two wings, several gardens and courtyards, and two large fellowship spaces at Trinity Episcopal Church. The nave and sanctuary of Trinity Church were designed in 1911 by nationally-known architect Goodhue and is now one of the finest examples of Neo-Gothic architecture in the southeast.  The Church is also composed of several halls and wings including Tutton Hall, Redwood Chapel, the Administrative Wing, Trinity Courtyard and Memorial Gardens, all built at different periods of the church's development. The interior of the main hall has beautiful hammer beam ceilings and stained glass windows.
Publisher: D.H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Asheville
Contributor: Historic Architectural Resources of Downtown Asheville North Carolina
Date Building Constructed / Ended: 1912
Date Building Destroyed: Remaining 
Building Type: Religious 
Architectural Style: Tudor Gothic Revival 
Building Current Function: Religious
Historical Overview:  After the fire of 1910, Trinity Episcopal was rebuilt in stages throughout the past 90 years, most of the reconstruction occurring in the 1910's and 20's.
Tenants: Non residential
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Language: eng = English
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Coverage - Temporal: after 1912
Coverage - Spatial: Asheville NC
DC Record Type: image; text
Rights: Any display, publication or public use must credit D. H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Asheville.
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