Trinity Museum Explore our museum and experience the rich history of Trinity Church. Tours of the church take place 7 days a week at 2 pm.
Admission is free.
The Trinity Museum, founded in 1982, features a permanent collection of historical documents and artifacts, and special exhibits of topical interest. The permanent collection interprets the long history of inter-relationship between Trinity Church and New York City. Divided into several sections pertaining to different eras in New York City, this collection displays documents, maps, newspapers, burial records, sermons, financial records, prints, photographs, diary excerpts, pew books, communion silver, and portraits. These record the institutional life of Trinity, and offer a history of Trinity's congregational life and outreach ministry. By studying the newspaper articles and diaries on display, one can almost feel what it was like to live in New York during the American Revolution, the Civil War or the turbulent 1960s.