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Churches taken from The Diocese Of Trinidad & Tobago 1872-1972

Old St. Michael Anglican Church Diego Martin destroyed by Earthquake

St Mary Anglican Church, Tacarigua

St. Patrick Anglican Church, Tobago

The Old St. Mary Anglican Church, Tobago — BUILDINGS & PLACES

The Sanctuary of St. Andrew Anglican Church, Tobago

Exterior of St. Andrew Anglican Church, Scarborough

All Saints Anglican Church, Port of Spain

St. Paul Anglican Church, San Fernando 1959

St. Aidan Anglican Church, Arouca, consecrated in 1893

St. Aidan Anglican Church, Arouca, consecrated 1968

St. Stephen Anglican Church, Pinces' Town — St. Stephen Anglican Church, Pinces’ Town

King Edward the Confessor Anglican Church, Tabaquite

St. Chad Anglican Church, Chaguaramas

St. Luke Anglican Church, Patience Hill. The first rural Church to be built after Hurricane Flora

St. Matthias Anglican Church, Laventille. Consecrated in June, 1858

St. John Anglican Church, San Juan. New extension blessed by Bishop Chamberlain in 1959

St. Michael Anglican Church, Diego Martin

St. Paul Anglican Church, San Fernando — BUILDINGS & PLACES

Interior, Holy Trinity Cathedral (1925), showing the organ installed in 1914 by Dean Holt and maintained by him for 30 years

BUILDINGS & PLACES

St. Andrew Post Card

Schools taken from The Diocese Of Trinidad & Tobago 1872-1972

Trinity College. The new buildings for the senior school, without the top storey, which was completed after the boys had moved in — BUILDINGS & PLACES

The original house bought by Bishop Anstey for his High School in Port of Spain

BUILDINGS & PLACES

In 1943, the Reverend Bindley Taylor started a private school in St Clement’s, Naparima, which was moved to Princes Town in 1955. On April 18, 1956, Bishop’s High School was opened, incorporating the private school and with Bindley Taylor acting as unpaid Principal. In 1958, the school was recognized by the Ministry of Education, and in 1959 Mr. Dipchand Maharaj became Principal, and the school became known as St. Stephen’s College. Until 1960, it was housed in a dilapidated wooden building on the Naparima-Mayaro Road. It then moved into new buildings, shaped like a Greek Amphitheatre. Red and black brick combined with grey and yellow woodwork to create a striking appearance.

St Michael’s School, Diego Martin opened in 1894

St. Mary’s Children’s Home Tacarigua

More Architecture taken from The Diocese Of Trinidad & Tobago 1872-1972

St. Mary’s Children’s Home Tacarigua

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