Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

Trinity Episcopal Cathedral features pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and intricate stonework details that characterize its Gothic Revival architectural design from 1873.

Architect Edward Tuckerman Potter designed this cathedral during the expansion of Episcopal churches across the Midwest, marking a period of religious growth.

The cathedral maintains its position within the College Square Historic District, contributing to the preservation of architectural and religious heritage in Iowa.

The cathedral serves as both a religious center for Episcopal services and a venue for community gatherings, including educational programs and cultural events.

The structure incorporates local materials and construction techniques from the 1870s, demonstrating the craftsmanship standards of nineteenth-century religious architecture.

Location: Davenport

Inception: 1873

Architects: Edward Tuckerman Potter

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Part of: College Square Historic District

Website: http://qctrinity.org

GPS coordinates: 41.53111,-90.57444

Latest update: March 4, 2025 00:31