. . . a pretty nice place to visit, so long as you follow Sheriff Lucas
Buck's lead. If you don't, well, keep in mind that Trinity has been referred
to as the Bermuda Triangle of Tourism.
Trinity, South Carolina, is the fictional hometown of American Gothic,
the terrific television show from Renaissance Pictures, that was irregularly
shown on CBS in the 1995-96 season.
BIG NEWS!!!! American Gothic is finally coming out
on DVD--the ENTIRE series, including the episodes CBS never aired!!! We've
waited 10 years for this. Order it now at Amazon!!!! (They have a great deal on it.)
Think you got here on your own? Let Sheriff Buck himself
tell you just how you came to Virtual Trinity.
Come sit a spell and meet some of our local
citizens. Here in Trinity, we take care of our own.
Merlyn
Temple | Billy Peele
| Selena Coombs | Loris
Holt | Caleb Temple
| Lucas Buck | Gail
Emory | Ben Healy | Matt
Crower
You'll find pictures of some of the things that have been going on in Virtual
Trinity.
What goes on in our little town, population not quite 10,000?
Check out the community announcement board for a brief description of the
weekly happenings.
Some folks who've been in Trinity like to come back
for a visit.
Come listen to some of their
memories of Trinity.
Been looking for a souvenir to take home from your visit?
Check out our special
American Gothic wallpaper at the
Trinity Decorating Center.
Put on your virtual walking shoes and take a walking tour
of Trinity. 
Find some of our best-known sights:
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The Temple Family Farmhouse Ruins
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Fulton County Hospital
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Fulton County Jail and Adjoining Sheriff's Office
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Site of the Original Trinity Guardian
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The Trinity Church
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Trinity Museum of Natural History
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Trinity Elementary School
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Loris Holt's Boarding House
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Lucas's Garden
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Merlyn's Final Resting Place
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Juniper House Sanitarium
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Ben's Pool Hall Hangout
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Trinity River
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The Bridge
We've had a few interesting visitors pass through our town. Why not check
out some of our more famous visitors?
While you're at it, you might want to sign our guest book.
Our town and some of our citizens have made the pages of newspapers and
magazines from across the country.
Visit the Virtual Trinity Library for a look
at some of the articles you might find about us.
We may be an old-fashioned town where you can still pursue the American
Dream, but we are online.
Here are some of the places you can visit us.
Of course, our town's a little unusual, so visitors might have a lot of
questions.
Visit our tourist information center for answers to some frequently
asked questions.
Every town has its secrets, and we're no different. Try your skill at Trinity
trivia--a different question whenever one occurs to us.
Ever wonder what kind of mind would create such a place?
It may surprise you, but Trinity was born in the mind of actor/singer/writer
Shaun Cassidy!
But all is not well in Trinity.
Sadly, our beloved town is now just a memory.
Why? Because of the programming department at CBS. After moving the
episodes they chose to show over four different nights, with two lengthy
hiatuses, and neglecting to advertise the show sufficiently on its own
network or in publications such as TV Guide, CBS put American Gothic on
"indefinite hiatus." However, the Trinity Chamber of Commerce didn't let
our town disappear without a fight. The show's fans were among the first
to buy an ad in trade publications, and there were copious letter-writing
campaigns and petitions. It didn't bring the show back, but AG will
live on through their work.
Virtual Trinity is dedicated to the memory of "Buck's Babe," a medical student
and AG fan who died in a car accident at the age of 24. We'll miss you, Libby.
Virtual Trinity is associated with Amazon.com.
Virtual Trinity is a private web site in no way associated with CBS,
MCA/Universal, or Gothic Renaissance Pictures. The original contents of this site
are ©1996-2005, Write in Style.