Trinity, Newfoundland is a dream of a village. Set on the water, its many historical buildings are colourful and charming. Window sills hold books and glass jars. Lace curtains flutter in the sea breeze. One of its churches was built by sailors in the form of an upside down boat. At least, that’s what one of the locals told us. Cheerful road signs and a friendly cat - what more could you ask for?
St. Paul’s Anglican Church
The church, built by sailors, was modeled on the hull of a ship, albeit upside down.
Church of the Most Holy Trinity
