Holy Trinity Cathedral

G. W. Grant designed the present Holy Trinity Cathedral in 1899. The first church was built in 1860 but burned in 1865. The church was rebuilt in 1865 but the building burned in the 1898 fire. Holy Trinity Cathedral was designed after St. Paul's, Kensington. Features of Victorian Gothic architecture include rusticated concrete, a corner tower, and a steeply pitched cross gable. James Bloomfield of New Westminster's Henry Bloomfield and Sons designed the stained-glass altar windows.