Holy Trinity Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church

The Holy Trinity Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church features three metal onion-shaped domes topped with Russian tri-barred crosses atop octagonal wooden drums.

Built in 1913 by carpenters John Krivatski and John Schowchuk, the church served Ukrainian immigrants who arrived from Galicia to work in lignite mines.

The church interior displays original elements with pressed-metal patterns painted in blue across the walls and ceiling, reflecting Eastern Orthodox traditions.

Located at the intersection of Bismarck Avenue and 6th Street in Wilton, North Dakota, the church structure occupies less than one acre.

This Orthodox church remains one of only three Ukrainian Greek Orthodox churches constructed in North Dakota during the early twentieth century.

Location: Wilton

GPS coordinates: 47.15972,-100.79000

Latest update: March 3, 2025 23:58