The Trinity Church was one of H. H. Richardsons most acclaimed early work. Built between 1872-1877, it is located in the Back Bay Historic District in Boston, Massachusetts. It is known as the birthplace of Richardson/Romanesque style of architecture. With the heavy arches that hangs over the doorways and the clay roof it not only draws you closer with its colonial style of the building set up it keeps interested with the different towers that rise up in varying sizes along the roof leading up all the way to the cross located at the top.