Trinity Lutheran Church

Trinity Lutheran Church is a Michigan historical marker in Port Huron, St. Clair County, dedicated 1999.

St. Clair County · dedicated 1999 · 1517 Tenth Street, Port Huron

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In 1871 German speaking Lutherans organized this congregation under the leadership of the Reverend John F. Ruff. The parish moved from Erie Street to this area, known as “Deutschtown,” in 1874. This structure, dedicated in 1942, is the third church built on the site. Detroit architect Walter Maul designed the church, and the Detroit Stained Glass Works produced the windows. Trinity’s school opened in 1871.

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