What is recorded here
This grey commemorative plaque records: This place was used by The Society of Friends as a burial ground from 1778 until 1853 and was presented by them to the town of Colchester in 1952
The Society of Friends Burial Ground in Colchester served as an important site for Quakers, providing a place of worship and rest for members from 1778 until 1853, reflecting the historical presence and contributions of the Quaker community in the town.
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