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Restoring and Preserving the Tuckahoe Neck Quaker Meetinghouse

by Don Barker | Jun 30, 2021 | Cemeteries, Heritage Preservation, Quakers, Religion

Join us to preserve this sacred house of worship, built in 1802.  Donate online to save the Meetinghouse.  It takes just a minute. Donate Now [A collaboration with the Caroline County Historical Society and the Caroline Digital History Project.]   Rare Interior...

Getting the History Right – Tuckahoe Neck Quaker Meetinghouse

by Don Barker | Nov 24, 2020 | Cemeteries, Churches, Quakers

“It troubles me as it is so incorrect.”   – Jo Ann Staples, Chairperson, Committee for the Preservation of the Tuckahoe Neck Quaker Meetinghouse Save the Meetinghouse [A collaboration with the Caroline County Historical Society and the Caroline...

A Short History of the Quakers in Caroline

by Don Barker | Nov 8, 2020 | Churches, Quakers, Religion

Donate to save the Tuckahoe Neck Quaker Meetinghouse.    It takes just a minute.   Donate Now [Text adapted from Jo Ann Staples, Committee for the Preservation of the Tuckahoe Neck Quaker Meetinghouse.  Used with permission.  In collaboration with the...

Leverton the Quaker and Hubbard the free Black were neighbors. And secret agents.

by Don Barker | Dec 18, 2019 | Black History, Quakers

Daniel Hubbard, a free black, and his neighbor Arthur Leverton, a white Quaker, worked side by side to move freedom seekers through Caroline County to safety. [Jacob and Hannah Leverton House. Photo late 19th c.] [ A Caroline Digital History Project collaboration with...

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