
Concord Meeting House
1801. First Meeting
Established West of the
Ohio River. Rebuilt and downsized 1898 |

Set off from the Redstone Quarterly Meeting 19th day of the 12th month 1801. |

From Rt. 250 at Colerain,
OH, take Belmont
County Rd 4 and
turn left on Negus Rd. |

Short Creek Meeting House
was erected on this site in
1807. Located about 0.5 miles W. of Mt. Pleasant on Rt. 151. |

Erected in 1814, the
Ohio Yearly Meeting House
was the first established
West of the Alleghenies |
Located in Mt. Pleasant,
OH, this building can hold
more than 2000 people. Although yearly meetings
were discontinued after 1909,
this Yearly meeting played a
crucial role in the
development of Quaker
faith in Eastern Ohio.
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Where the Flushing
Friends Meeting House
once stood in Flushing, OH,
seven miles off I. 70. |

Hicksite Meeting House 1837-1919
Emerson, Ohio
About 2 miles West of
Mt. Pleasant, OH. |

Stillwater Meeting House
Original 1804
Present Structure 1877
Barnesville, OH |

Inside Stillwater Meeting
House. Viewed from the Women's side |

Short Creek Friends
Meeting House
Erected 1862
Harrisville, OH |
Inside Short Creek
Meeting House
First day meeting at
10:30 am |
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This marker was set
at the Concord MH by
the U. S. Navy in honor
of Josiah Fox, 1763-1847,
who wielded great influence
in Navy ship design.
Among the 14 ships he
designed (or helped design)
were the
U.S.S. Constitution
i.e., "Old Ironsides" |
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