Trinity Episcopal Church, also known as Christ Church, is an historic church facility located along Apalachicola's 6th Street and Avenue D, listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1972. The church was originally designed in White Plains, New York and constructed in Apalachicola in 1838 as the Christ Church. It was reorganized as Trinity Episcopal Church in 1936 and holds the distinction today as Florida's sixth-oldest church facility and second-oldest continually-operating congregation. Visitors can attend weekly services or explore its historic facilities, including its Queen Anne-style 1900 rectory, its adjacent 1932 Benedict Parish Hall, which is now home to the St. Benedict Montessori School, and its serene outdoor Trinity Memorial Garden, which showcases a mosaic fountain and memorial brick walkway. Community gatherings and classes are also held in the church, including tai chi and yoga classes and the Isle Newell Concert Series.

79 6th St, Apalachicola, FL 32320

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