Trinity Episcopal Church is one of the oldest church buildings in Florida and the most architecturally distinctive structure in Apalachicola — a small, white, Greek Revival temple with a low pediment and Doric columns. It was constructed in 1837 from pre-cut white pine shipped from New York, an early example of prefabrication.
The interior is plain and elegant: original pews, a hand-cranked pipe organ, and slave galleries on the upper level that have been preserved as a record of the period. The church is still active and usually open to visitors during weekday hours. Donations are welcome but not required.