Birmingham Monthly Meeting
A meeting for worship was first established at Birmingham under the care of Concord meeting in 1704. In 1726/27, a preparative meeting was set up and both meetings were transferred to Birmingham Monthly meeting...
Category: Chester County Quaker Meetings
Bradford Monthly Meeting
Bradford Monthly Meeting had its beginning in 1719 when a meeting for worship was established for the winter here known as “Brandywine Forks” or simply “Forks” by Kennett Monthly Meeting. In 1737, Chester Quarterly...
Downingtown Friends Meeting
The Downingtown Friends meeting started out in Lionville as Uwchlan Monthly Meeting in 1712, first meeting in member’s home and finally building a stone meeting house in 1756 (see Uwchlan Meetinghouse). In 1784, members...
Fallowfield Monthly Meeting
Set up in 1796 by London Grove Monthly after having been an indulged meeting under the care of New Garden Monthly from sometime prior to 1792. Early meetings were held in the home of...
Goshen Monthly Meeting
Goshen meeting was set up in 1721/22 by Chester Quarterly from part of the membership of Chester Monthly Meeting and three preparative meetings, Goshen, Whiteland and Willistown, were set up under the new meeting’s...
Homeville Meetinghouse
Established in 1839 as the Oxford by Fallowfield Monthly, this meeting was added to the Pennsgrove Monthly in 1842 and its name changed to Homeville Preparative. Meetings were held in the log schoolhouse at Asa...
Kendal Monthly Meeting
Kendal Monthly Meeting is hosted weekly by the Kendal Retirement Community
Kennett Monthly Meeting
Set up in 1686 by Philadelphia Quarterly as Newark Monthly, the name being changed in 1760 to Kennett Monthly. In 1938, the Orthodox branch was laid down and its members transferred to New Garden...
Little Elk Chapel
Established in 1825 by East Nottingham Preparative and Nottingham Monthly after Nottingham Monthly was transferred to Baltimore Yearly in 1819. Meetings were held in a small stone meeting house that was erected in 1826...
London Britain Meetinghouse
Established in 1842 by New Garden Monthly meeting after having been an indulged meeting since 1834. The first meetings were held in the home of Richard Chambers of White Clay Hundred in 1824. Later...