Trinity Church was constructed in 1797 by Samuel Livermore and is the second oldest Episocopal church in New Hampshire. It has a rich history, and is listed on the Department of the Interior's National Register of Historical Places. It remains available for weddings and services, and Holderness School (which opened in 1879 with a sermon given in the church) continues to hold annual services there.

The cemetery also has a rich history, and hosts members of the Livermore family as well as a Medal of Honor winner. The cemetery remains available for burials.

Please explore this site for information about the chapel and cemetery's history; a list of contact information to set up burials, services, and weddings; a list of the trustees of the Association; and directions to visit the historic New England location.