The Holy Trinity Cathedral, officially titled Cathedral Church of the Most Holy Trinity, is an Anglican place of worship located in Accra, Ghana. Constructed and completed in 1894, it serves as part of the Anglican Diocese of Accra within the broader Church of the Province of West Africa. The cathedral's construction was funded by the colonial British government, initially serving a community of expatriate worshippers. Designed by Aston Webb, this architectural gem gained its status as a cathedral in 1909 with the establishment of the Diocese of Accra.