Trinity Episcopal Church

Another castle like church this church had an elegant look to it. We passed a Buffalo near the church and Mark captured a ghost by it amazingly. The first place we ventured to was the court yard which was nestled between the church, chapel and a building which is also part of the church. We took a photo of the giant Celtic Cross and worked our way to a darker area which was a lot cooler and you could feel being watched and not just by ghost but a man with his 2 dogs standing on the sidewalk lol. But we spent some time here enjoying the dimly lit stained glass windows depicting different biblical scenes. 

This church is not only pretty but it comes with many different ghost as numerous times I was able to see trails of ectoplasm throughout the property. You also could sense that we were being followed almost like the ghost here were so happy we were there.

We worked our way to the front read the historical plaques took a few photos eventually to walking around the side and back. Not a lot of activity back here some but not as much as other areas surprisingly.  Mainly I wanted to enjoy the beauty of the church and if the ghost came willingly up to us for a photo then that was a bonus.  

We then walked back to the front and up to the court yard and front of the church. I had some fun in the Christmas Tree and then Mark went over to the Buffalo because he wanted a photo taken with it haha and then we headed off and called it a early night with a lot of nice history and photos taken.

This concluded our night of three historical churches and of course I really was hoping more people would have showed to help taken photos. All three churches were equally active it seemed. But we concluded from the investigations of them that many ghost do walk the property of these 1800 monolithic structures. Not much else to say accept when we do release the photos sit back and enjoy these special places.
Peace,
Founder PGS
Rick

**ABOVE Spotlight Photo Of This Investigation**