Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord, United States
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Located in Concord, the Trinitarian Congregational Church is a Colonial Revival structure completed in 1924. Designed by architects Philip H. Frohman and Harry Little, the building reflects the early twentieth-century fascination with America's colonial architectural heritage, adapting its formal vocabularies for a modern congregation.
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- Built
- Type
- church building
- Place
- Concord, United States
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