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Basic Quakerism
Corporate Discernment

Meeting Houses

Living Witnesses

Living Witnesses

The Care Of Quaker Meetinghouses - Repairing, Maintaining, And Adapting While Respecting Historic Value

BY THE HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY WORKING GROUP OF PHILADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING
With an acknowledged focus on the meetinghouses of the Delaware valley, this workbook offers practical information about meetinghouse and property care, maintenance and adaptation. An overview of historic preservation is presented, as well as guidelines of procedures and responsibilities of a meeting's property committee. Included are detailed recommendations for maintenance and repair of structures particular to Quaker meetinghouses, in addition to those not so particular like the roof and electrical systems. One section discusses additions and building adaptations. Much information appears in the appendices, which include information on funding repairs and changes and many other tips.

PYM 2005 118 PP. Spiral Bound

$20.00 (in stock)

Meetinghouse Sign

Meetinghouse Sign

BY FRIENDS GENERAL CONFERENCE
White enamel on aluminum with reflective black paint. Measures 12" by 18". Text reads: "QUAKER MEETING / RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS/ ALL WELCOME" We have found just a few of these hidden under the old air conditioning system, so they are available again until these have sold. It is unlikely that these will be remade. Includes a metal directional arrow, that can point in either direction.

Quaker Press of FGC METAL SIGN Blank

$25.00 (in stock)

New England Quaker Meetinghouses

New England Quaker Meetinghouses

Past And Present

BY SILAS WEEKS
Silas Weeks spent more than 15 years gathering photos and histories of more than 110 Quaker meetinghouses in New England. Delightful anecdotes weave through notes about architectural style, location, cost, and significant Quaker family names. The book also includes lists for each state of related Quaker burial grounds with directions. Appendix of meetinghouses by architectural style, historical and current maps, glossary and index.

Friends United Press 2001 180 PP. Paper

$18.50 (in stock)

Of Lime, Stones, And Wood (716)

Of Lime, Stones, And Wood (716)

Historic Quaker Meeting Houses In The New York Ym Region

BY CLAIRE SIMON
SECONDHAND Video, rare video of some of the historic meeting houses in New York YM region.

Quaker Video 1996 50 MINS Video

$20.00 USED - availability checked Feb 9th 3:40am EST

Quaker Meeting Houses

Quaker Meeting Houses

BY DAVID BUTLER
A small book on meeting houses in Britain, with line drawings and illustrations from the Quaker Tapestry.

Quaker Tapestry at Kendal 1995 32 PP. Paper

$8.00 (out of stock but can be backordered)

Silent Witness

Silent Witness

Quaker Meeting Houses In The Delaware Valley, 1695 To The Present

BY HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY OF THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Silent Witness is a documentation of the evolution of meetinghouse design in the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting region from 1695 to the present. It shows the way changes in faith and practice have been reflected in meetinghouse form, as well as the influence of the Quaker testimony of simplicity. The meetinghouses included in the catalog are documented with photographs and drawings produced by the Historic American Buildings Survey of the National Park Service.

Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 2002 56 PP Paper

$10.00 (in stock)

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