What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Friends Meeting House and Burial Ground founded by Quakers in 1668
The Friends Meeting House in Ross-on-Wye was established in 1668 as a place of worship for Quakers, reflecting the spread of Quakerism post-Persecution; it serves as a historical site representing religious freedom and the enduring presence of Quaker communities.
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