Hartford Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Lithuanian Church, Romanesque Revival church in Hartford, Connecticut.
Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Lithuanian Church is a Romanesque Revival house of worship in Hartford, Connecticut, built with a brick facade, rounded arches, and twin towers that frame its center. The structure blends classical Romanesque elements with Lithuanian architectural details throughout its design.
Construction of the church began in 1912 and was completed in 1927 to serve Lithuanian immigrants who had been settling in Hartford since the 1890s. The building rose during a period when the Lithuanian community in the city was growing rapidly.
The church keeps Lithuanian traditions alive through bilingual services that connect generations of Lithuanian Americans to their heritage in the Hartford area.
The church welcomes visitors during worship services throughout the week and on weekends, with services offered in different languages. It is helpful to check current service times in advance, as these may change seasonally.
The building blends Western Romanesque elements with Lithuanian design details, creating a rare architectural approach for an American church. This mix reflects the identity of its founders and remains notably distinctive today.
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