- Third Haven Meeting House in 2020. The Third Haven Meeting House is generally considered the oldest-surviving Friends meeting house of the Religious Society...
- While Third Haven is today the earliest Quaker meeting house in Maryland, and is in fact probably the oldest surviving building in the state...
- The original meeting house dates to 1685 or thereabouts, and the "new" meeting house was buit in the nineteenth century.
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- The Third Haven Friends Meeting House is confirmed to be the oldest documented worship place in Maryland being erected between 1682 and 1684.
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- William Penn, Quaker leader and the founder of Pennsylvania, attended a meeting of the Friends here in 1682.
- Referred to as the Great Meeting House, it sheltered the most vital Quaker meeting on the Eastern Shore, accommodating quarterly meetings that encompassed...
- Third Haven meeting house, built in 1684 by Quakers in Easton on Maryland's Eastern Shore 1 transparency : color ; 4 x 5 in. or smaller.
- In 1760, the Maryland Yearly Meeting, which was gathered at Third Haven in Talbot County, declared that “Friends should not in any wise encourage the...
- Constructed along the Tred Avon river around 1682, the Third Haven Meeting House is an important monument forming the cornerstone of Quaker history.Bulunamadı: мэриленд
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- In 1867, Hopkins founded Emancipation Day in Talbot County to commemorate Maryland’s emancipation of its slaves, which occurred November 1, 1864.
- ...Maryland MD The Friends Meeting House was built 1682-1684 William Penn preached here in 1700 to a large assembly, among whom were Lord and Lady...
