We stopped here to look at the windows, but got an added treat. A former rector of the church offered to show us around & give us the history of the building & the windows. We also got to hear the organ played as there were some students from USC who were there for a lesson.

When we travelled there the church was actually closed, but the building was beautiful from the outside as well. It is located next to the State House, so you can visit both of them if you get there. A short, but recommended attraction in Columbia!

Gorgeous cathedral. Music programs are very good. Adjacent cemetery is fascinating. Parking is plentiful.

One of the first churches built in Columbia, the Trinity Epscopal Cathedral is a unique historic as well as worship centered facility.

This is a nice old historic church, very big. The cemetery is interesting, with many local historical figures buried there.

This and St. Peters Catholic Church are probably the two most beautiful churches in Columbia. Since it was renovated, the acoustics in Trinity have improved making it an excellent venue for concerts. The organ has been revoiced and sounds wonderful. They have an excellent choir program there, so go hear the choir sing.

Often has free music programs - Wednesdays at Trinity. Also nice lunch by ladies of the church and great holiday bazaar.

Lovely music, inspiring interior. Historic features, but mostly just beautiful.

Went for their Christmas musical, it was awesome and beautifully decorated. Very gifted musicians and vocalists.