Holy Trinity Episcopal Church

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church is a wooden church building located on West Strawbridge Avenue designed by local craftsmen. The property includes the main sanctuary, a historic chapel, administrative offices, and spaces dedicated to education and counseling.

The congregation began gathering in 1884 and constructed its first building in 1886 near a waterfront location. Over time the community expanded its facilities to include educational programs serving the growing population.

The church serves as a gathering place where people from Melbourne come together for worship and community events that strengthen neighborhood bonds. Its role extends beyond religious services to provide a space where families and neighbors connect and support one another regularly.

The location is easily accessible in downtown Melbourne with parking available for visitors. Walking around the grounds allows you to see both older and newer buildings and understand how the site has expanded over time.

The original church building was transported by barge across a waterway in 1897 to serve worshippers on the other side. This unusual relocation shows how the early community was determined to provide access to everyone who wanted to attend.