A beautiful little Church dedicated to the Holy Trinity was erected here
by the munificence of the Darby family, who endowed it, and gave to the
Incumbent a handsome house as a residence. It is in the Decorated Gothic
style. It consists of nave, chancel, and aisles, and has a handsome
tower, with illuminated clock, and a peal of eight fine-toned bells. It
will accommodate 850 persons, and is generally well filled.
The number of communicants averages 60. The Sacrament is administered
monthly, and on the usual festivals. The offerings for the poor are
about £25 yearly; for the expenses of the Church, somewhere about £2
weekly, i.e., £104 annually. There is a good state of religious feeling.