File:Trinity Episcopal Church Gothic Carpenter Bell Tower.jpg
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English: The Gothic Carpenter architecture of the church is attributed to Richard Upjohn, a famous architect from New York. Upjohn founded and was the first president of the American Institute of Architects. The Gothic Carpenter architecture features lancet windows, board and batten walls with a coor and side entry bell tower.
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| Author | Robyn Richardson |
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3 East Fourth Street, Litchfield, MN.
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