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English: Trinity Episcopal Church (built in 1849) in Marshall, Virginia, currently leased to the Anglican Church of St. John the Baptist (Anglican Catholic Church Diocese of the Holy Cross)
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Trinity Episcopal Church in Marshall, Virginia, currently leased to the Anglican Church of St. John the Baptist.

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