• Cemeteries and Burial Services

• 1.

Friends Meeting House & Cemetery Assoc of Randolph Township N J

Preservation of the 1758 Randolph Friends Meeting House & Cemetery Randolph Friends Meeting House History Preservation Archive Cemetery Association Contact Us The 1758 Randolph Friends Meeting House is a fine example of early 18th century square meeting houses adapted to meet the needs of a rural meeting.

• Cemeteries and Burial Services

• 2.

East Blackstone Quaker Meeting House & Cemetery Historical

home about us contact us join us support us followus cemetery FAQ East Blackstone Quaker Meeting House Cemetery Historical Association Inc.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 3.

Dana Meeting House Association

Dana Meeting House is a historic meeting house on Dana Hill Road in New Hampton New Hampshire.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 4.

Friends of The Meetinghouse at First Parish

Friends of the Meetinghouse at First Parish is a non-profit being formed to raise funds for the historic preservation of a 1759 Meetinghouse.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 5.

Oymh Cemetery Association

The primary exempt purpose is the procurring and preservation of lands to be used exclusively as a cemetery; the disposition of human remains, including maintenance and operation of land and the construction Old Yellow Meeting House est.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 6.

Friends of the 1836 Meeting House of North Andover Inc

The Friends of the 1836 Meeting House of North Andover, Inc.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 7.

GLOUCESTER MEETINGHOUSE FOUNDATION INC

Saturday at 730pm. Miranda Aisling Welcome An Evening with Miranda Aisling Welcome to the Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation.

OLD MEETING HOUSE OF FRANCESTOWN INC

Beauty and History in the Heart of a New England Village In 1772 settlers in southern NH voted to form a new town.

CHESTNUT STREET MEETING HOUSE AND CEMETERY ASSOCIA

CSMHCA CSMHCA Welcome Let the Work of the Fathers Stand Welcome to the Chestnut Street Meeting House one of New Englands bestpreserved 18th century meeting houses.