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Quakerism Historical Markers
This series is on the history of Quakers (The Religious Society of Friends), including notable Meeting Houses, burial grounds, individuals, settlements and schools. This series is not about things named after Quakers but are not related to Quakerism, such as Quaker State Oil or Quaker Oats.
By Devry Becker Jones (CC0), February 25, 2018
Thomas House Site Marker
101 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Brookeville — Thomas House Site — War of 1812 Bicentennial — United States Capital for a Day —  |
| 102 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Olney — Olney — |
| 103 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Countee Cullen / The Odd Fellows Lodge — Sandy Spring African American Heritage Trail — [Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery] — |
| 104 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Hallowed Ground — |
| 105 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Harridays and Carrolls / Carolyn Snowden — Sandy Spring African American Heritage Trail — [Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery] — |
| 106 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Historic Sites Allegedly Connected to the Underground Railroad / Mamma Annie Matthews — Sandy Spring African American Heritage Trail — [Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery] — |
| 107 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — History of the Sandy Spring Friends Meeting House — |
| 108 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Martha Howard and John H. Murphy Alliance / Mutual Memorial Cemetery — Sandy Spring African American Heritage Trail — [Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery] — |
| 109 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Olive Branch Community Church / The Awkards and Smith Families — Sandy Spring African American Heritage Trail — [Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery] — |
| 110 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Quakers Practicing their Faith in Montgomery County — 1861-1865 — |
| 111 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Salute to the Quakers — [Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery] — |
| 112 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Sandy Spring Friends Meeting Site — |
| 113 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Sandy Spring Museum / The Evan Snowden Dynasty: Born Free at the Manor — Sandy Spring African American Heritage Trail — [Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery] — |
| 114 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — The Powell-Matthews-Cook and Brooks Families in Sandy Spring / Spencerville — Sandy Spring African American Heritage Trail — [Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery] — |
| 115 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — The Rachel Carson Greenway — |
| 116 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — The Sandy Spring — |
| 117 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Tribute to Robert H. "Bob" Hill / Sharp Street United Methodist Church — Sandy Spring African American Heritage Trail — [Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery] — |
| 118 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Welcome to the Woodlawn Stone Barn Visitor Center — |
| 119 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring, Norwood — African Americans and Quakers in Sandy Spring — |
| 120 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Woodlawn — |
| 121 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Silver Spring, Norwood — Children Growing Up in Montgomery County — 1861 - 1865 — |
| 122 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Silver Spring, Wheaton — Kemp Mill — |
| 123 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Silver Spring, White Oak — The Rachel Carson Greenway — |
| 124 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Beltsville — Iron Production: Maryland's Industrial Past / The Iron Making Process — Reported permanently removed |
| 125 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Beltsville — Iron Production: Maryland's Industrial Past / The Ironmaking Process — |
| 126 ► Maryland, St. Mary's County, Lexington Park — Defining Freedom and Building Community — from chaos to a new order — 1865 - 1900 — |
| 127 ► Maryland, St. Mary's County, St. Mary's City — An Experiment with Liberty of Conscience — |
| 128 ► Maryland, Talbot County, Easton — Betty’s Cove Meetinghouse — |
| 129 ► Maryland, Talbot County, Easton — Third Haven — Meeting House of the Society of Friends — 1682 - 1684 — |
| 130 ► Maryland, Talbot County, Easton — William Penn — |
| 131 ► Maryland, Talbot County, Oxford — 1668-1710: Oxford's Beginnings — The Oxford Museum — A Special Place; A Special Heritage — |
| 132 ► Massachusetts, Barnstable County, Barnstable — Sandwich Meeting of Friends — |
| 133 ► Massachusetts, Berkshire County, Adams — East Hoosuck Society of Friends Revolutionary War Patriots — |
| 134 ► Massachusetts, Berkshire County, Adams — Friends Meeting House — |
| 135 ► Massachusetts, Berkshire County, Adams — Maple Street Cemetery — Welcome — |
| 136 ► Massachusetts, Essex County, Amesbury — Macy-Colby House — 1630 - 1930 — |
| 137 ► Massachusetts, Essex County, Salem — Friends Cemetery — Established 1718 — |
| 138 ► Massachusetts, Essex County, West Newbury — Site of the Quaker Meetinghouse — |
| 139 ► Massachusetts, Suffolk County, Boston, Beacon Hill — Mary Dyer — Quaker — |
| 140 ► Massachusetts, Suffolk County, Boston, Downtown — Life and Death in Colonial Boston — |
| 141 ► Massachusetts, Suffolk County, Boston, North End — Gravestone Art: Skulls, Wings, and Other Symbols — |
| 142 ► Massachusetts, Suffolk County, Boston, North End — Seventeenth Century Copp’s Hill — |
| 143 ► Michigan, Cass County, Cassopolis — L1352 — Chain Lake Baptist Church and Cemetery — |
| 144 ► Michigan, Cass County, Cassopolis — 30 — Freedom Road — Michigan Legal Milestone — |
| 145 ► Michigan, Cass County, Vandalia — Birch Lake Meeting House — |
| 146 ► Michigan, Cass County, Vandalia — S137 — The Underground Railroad — |
| 147 ► Michigan, Lenawee County, Adrian — L1844 — Adrian Monthly Meetinghouse / Raisin Valley Friends Church — |
| 148 ► Michigan, Lenawee County, Adrian — Laura Haviland — 1808 - 1898 — |
| 149 ► Michigan, Oakland County, Farmington — City of Farmington — Original Historic District (designated by broken line) Settled 1824 — |
| 150 ► Michigan, Oakland County, Farmington — 266 — First Quaker Meeting — |
| 151 ► Michigan, Oakland County, Farmington — Quaker Burial Ground — |
| 152 ► Michigan, Oakland County, Farmington — The Village Center — |
| 153 ► Michigan, Oakland County, Farmington Hills — L955 — Lemuel Botsford House — |
| 154 ► New Hampshire, Rockingham County, Seabrook — 103 — Shapley Line — |
| 155 ► New Jersey, Atlantic County, Linwood — Friends Meeting House and Burying Ground — |
| 156 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Friends Meeting House — |
| 157 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — 6 — The "Wye" and the Lower Bordentown Station — |
| 158 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Office of the Council of Proprietors and the Surveyor General — Western Division of New Jersey — |
| 159 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — 4 — Pre-Revolutionary History of Burlington City — |
| 160 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Crosswicks — Crosswicks Quaker Meeting — Religious Society of Friends — |
| 161 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Crosswicks — Friends Meeting — |
| 162 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Marlton — Cropwell Friends Meeting — |
| 163 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Medford — Friends Graveyard — |
| 164 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Medford — 8 — Friends Meeting — |
| 165 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Medford — 33 — The Maurice Haines House — |
| 166 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Medford — 40 — The Owen Stratton House — |
| 167 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Moorestown — First Moorestown, New Jersey Friends Meeting House — |
| 168 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Moorestown — Morgan Hollinshead Clock Shop Site — |
| 169 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Mount Holly — John Woolman’s Tailor Shop & 2nd Friends Meeting House — |
| 170 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Mount Laurel — Evesham Friends Meeting House — |
| 171 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Riverton — Caleb Clothier House — |
| 172 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Riverton — Riverton Public School — |
| 173 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Riverton — Robert and Anna Miller Biddle — |
| 174 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Riverton — Wharton-Fitler House — |
| 175 ► New Jersey, Burlington County, Springfield, Springfield Township — Upper Springfield Meeting House and Cemetery — Historical Site — 1727 — |
| 176 ► New Jersey, Camden County, Camden, Cooper Grant — Cooper Street: the Gateway of Southern New Jersey — |
| 177 ► New Jersey, Camden County, Camden, Cooper Grant — 2 — The Cooper Family — |
| 178 ► New Jersey, Camden County, Camden, Downtown — Newton Friends Meetinghouse — |
| 179 ► New Jersey, Camden County, Haddon Township, Westmont — Saddler’s Woods — |
| 180 ► New Jersey, Cape May County, Upper Township, Ocean View — Seaville Friends Meeting House — |
| 181 ► New Jersey, Gloucester County, National Park — James and Ann Whitall House — |
| 182 ► New Jersey, Hunterdon County, Flemington, Franklin Township — Nixon Graveyard — |
| 183 ► New Jersey, Hunterdon County, Quakertown — Quaker Meeting House — |
| 184 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Princeton — Stony Brook Meeting House — |
| 185 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, Chambersburg — 9 — "Trenton Makes, the World Takes" — |
| 186 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, Downtown — Friends Meeting House — 1739 — |
| 187 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, Downtown — Historic Downtown Trenton — Start Your Tour Here! — |
| 188 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, Downtown — 6 — The Trenton Steel Works — The Colonial Art of Making Steel — |
| 189 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, Hanover Academy — British Light Dragoons — |
| 190 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, Hanover Academy — Friends Meeting House — |
| 191 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, Hanover Academy — George Clymer — |
| 192 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, Hanover Academy — George Clymer — We mutually pledge to each other our fortunes and our sacred honor — |
| 193 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, South Trenton — 1674 — |
| 194 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, South Trenton — 1677 — |
| 195 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, South Trenton — 1683 — |
| 196 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, South Trenton — 1685 — |
| 197 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, South Trenton — Quakers Lead the Settlement of West Jersey — |
| 198 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, South Trenton — Riverview Cemetery — |
| 199 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, South Trenton — Slavery – An “Odious and Disgraceful” Practice — |
| 200 ► New Jersey, Mercer County, Trenton, South Trenton — The World Arrives..... — .....Trenton Thrives — |
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