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Merion Meeting House Frontispiece Map of the Thomas and Jones tract, in 1683-4 Merion Meeting House Location of Merion Meeting's land, 1695-1804 A section of Holme's Map of Pa., (circa, 1688) A section of Scull Heap's Map of Pa., 1750 A section of Read's Map of Pa. Locations of first Meeting Houses Haverford tp., east part Haverford tp., west part Friends going to Haverford Mo. Mtg. Thomas Jones' tract, circa, 1700 Holme's Map of the Welsh Tract The Thomas and Jones tract about 1850 Merion Meeting House Recent survey of Merion Meeting land Merion Meeting House.
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Excerpt from Welsh Settlement of Pennsylvania
In Pensylvania, there is no more ancient public building preserved, that is so intimately associated with the settlement of the State, in its provincial period, than the Merion Meeting House, a stone-built house of God. It is one of the very few remaining links suggesting the days of William Penn, and it is the oldest.
The march of public improvement and progress is passing, leaving it the same House, growing older, but not decaying, of hallowed memories, which was the first permanent place for public religious meetings of the first settlers of the region in which it stands, ever an interesting relict of days long passed, of early colonial, or provincial times and customs of the greatest of the American commonwealths.
Its oldest part, completed in the year 1695, as its date-stone tells, the possible successor of a more modest and unpretentious Meeting House, stands as a firm, rock-built, permanent land-mark, in Lower Merion township, Montgomery county, at the intersection of Montgomery avenue, and Meeting House Road, a short distance from the city line.
'Twas on one of those "Fair First-day mornings, Steeped in summer calm," that I made my first visit to this Friends' Meeting.
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