| 1673/00/00 |
Joseph and Ruth Peaslee hold a Quaker meeting in their residence in East Haverhill, Province of Massachusetts Bay. |
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Peaslee Garrison House |
Haverhill |
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| 1676/00/00 |
First Salem Meeting of the Society of Friends is organized. |
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Abel and Mary Nicholson House |
Salem |
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| 1694/00/00 |
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Old Quaker Meetinghouse |
New York City |
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| 1703/00/00 |
Established |
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Fair Hill Burial Ground |
Philadelphia, PA |
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| 1710/00/00 |
A Quaker meeting, often held in Holly Hill before 1700, is held at Holly Hill. |
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Holly Hill |
Rose Haven |
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| 1726/00/00 |
The Religious Society of Friends build a meeting house of unhewn, tan, Pennsylvania fieldstone. The one room building is divided into separate areas of worship for men and woman by floor to ceiling wooden folding partitians. |
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Caln Meeting House |
Coatesville |
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| 1753/00/00 |
Chappaqua is settled c 1740 by a group of Quakers from Long Island. The Chappaqua Friends Meeting House at 420 Quaker Road dates from c 1753. |
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Old Chappaqua Historic District |
Chappaqua, NY |
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| 1760/00/00 |
Evesham Friends Meeting House is built |
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Evesham Friends Meeting House |
Mount Laurel |
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| 1777/00/00 |
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Creek Meeting House and Friends' Cemetery |
Clinton Corners |
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| 1780/00/00 |
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Nine Partners Meeting House and Cemetery |
Millbrook |
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| 1786/00/00 |
Designed by William H Douglas, a simple post and beam building built by Quakers as a meeting house. |
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Oak Grove Chapel |
Vassalboro |
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| 1790/00/00 |
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Oswego Meeting House and Friends' Cemetery |
Moore's Mill |
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| 1797/00/00 |
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Crum Elbow Meeting House and Cemetery |
East Park |
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| 1809/00/00 |
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Beekman Meeting House and Friends' Cemetery |
LeGrangeville |
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| 1812/00/00 |
Twelfth Street Meeting House is built on the west side of 12th St, south of Market Street, in Philadelphia using salvaged timbers from a 1755 meeting house. |
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Twelfth Street Meetinghouse |
Newtown Township |
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| 1835/00/00 |
New Garden Boarding School building constructed |
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Founders Hall |
Greensboro |
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| 1837/00/00 |
Guilford College is founded by members of the Religious Society of Friends. |
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Guilford College |
Greensboro |
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| 1846/00/00 |
Woodlawn plantation sold to Quaker timber merchants who ran the farm without slave labor. |
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Woodlawn Plantation |
Mt Vernon, VA |
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| 1851/00/00 |
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Woodlawn Quaker Meetinghouse |
Mt Vernon, VA |
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| 1851/00/00 |
Farmers Institute Academy opens |
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Farmers Institute |
Shadeland |
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| 1863/00/00 |
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Poughkeepsie Meeting House (Montgomery Street) |
Poughkeepsie, NY |
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| 1864/00/00 |
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Race Street Friends Meetinghouse |
Philadelphia, PA |
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| 1875/00/00 |
Clear Creek Meeting House is built for the Illinois Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends. |
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Clear Creek Meeting House |
McNabb |
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| 1890/00/00 |
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Clinton Corners Friends Church |
Clinton Corners |
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| 1928/00/00 |
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Poughkeepsie Meeting House (Hooker Avenue) |
Poughkeepsie, NY |
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