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Holy Trinity Church, an Anglican place of worship built in 1862, was designed to accommodate up to 200 parishioners. Featuring its own nave and chancel, the church is noted for its striking stained-glass chancel window—a memorial to Guy Lloyd Esq. (1803–1860) of Croghan House, who donated the site and laid the foundation stone. Sadly, Lloyd passed away before the church was consecrated in April 1862. His remains now rest in a vault beneath the church. According to local lore, the ghost of Guy Lloyd still lingers within the church walls.
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