A mid-19th-century church that survives intact as one of Milwaukee’s oldest religious buildings.
At a glance
Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church stands in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Built in 1850, it is among the oldest church buildings still standing in the city. Its interior and exterior remain largely unchanged from the original construction.
History
The church was completed in 1850. For more than a century and a half it has remained at the same site. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972, a recognition of its age and architectural integrity.
What you see
The church is noted for its high degree of preservation. Architectural details from 1850 survive in place. Its condition sets it apart from many other early Milwaukee buildings that have been altered or lost.
Cultural significance
As one of the oldest surviving churches in Milwaukee, Holy Trinity records the city’s early religious and architectural history. Its listing on the National Register in 1972 underlined that standing.
Key facts
- Country: United States
- City: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Coordinates: 43.02509, -87.91579
- National Register of Historic Places: 1972
Practical information & getting there
The church is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. If you are visiting, check locally for opening hours and any access arrangements before you travel.
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