Trinity Episcopal Church, Reno

Trinity Episcopal Church is located right on the Truckee River in downtown Reno. The building of the present church was erected in 1948. It represents a blending of Spanish and English Gothic styles designed by local architect Frederic J. DeLongchamps. Its original stained glass windows depict saints and religious episodes. The church is famous as it features the largest pipe organ and bell tower in the state. Have a look at the art presented at Sacred Space Gallery or visit one of its free organ concerts organized on Fridays at midday.

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Sight Name: Trinity Episcopal Church
Sight Location: Reno, USA (See walking tours in Reno)
Sight Type: Religious

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