ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL OF THE HOLY TRINITY, Gibraltar

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Despite its deceptively Moorish appearance, Holy Trinity was not laid down until 1825. It was consecrated in 1838 at a service attended by Queen Adelaide, widow of William IV. Among those buried here is its General Sir George Don under whose direction the cathedral was erected.

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