What is recorded here
The Society of Friends Meeting House, 1747. The Quakers held meetings on this site from 1670‒1956
The Society of Friends Meeting House, built in 1747, was a place of worship and community gathering for Quakers who held meetings there from 1670 to 1956. It is significant as a long-standing center for Quaker religious and social life, reflecting the early presence and influence of the Religious Society of Friends in the region.
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