Randolph Friends Meeting House

 

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The 1758 Randolph Friends Meeting House is a unique example of early 18th century square, wood frame meeting houses, adapted to meet the needs of a rural Quaker meeting. Nationally, it retains one of the finest meeting house interiors in the US dating to the mid 18th century.

Pathways to History 2025

October 4 & 5, 12:30-5:00 pm

 Open house and guided tours of the recently restored interior

 Special program:  How children learned mathematics in the late 18th century 
(Come try your hand at solving problems drawn from William Mott's and Mary Willson's Cyphering Books)

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Newsletter

2023 125th Anniversary
2022 Fall
2022 Summer

Next Association Meeting

October 25, 2025
11:00 am
Mtg. House or Zoom

Explore this site to learn more about...

The HISTORY of the pioneering Quakers who settled northwest New Jersey in the early 18th century, purchased the land for a burying ground and built the Meeting House.
The PRESERVATION program that stablized the 260+ year-old Meeting House and  is preparing the site as a heritage tourism destination for generations to come.

Photo Tour

For additional information...

Visit our ARCHIVE for original documents and research materials.
Explore the CEMETERY for the location of markers and genealogical information.
Learn about the 1898 non-profit, non-sectarian preservation  ASSOCIATION that owns and maintains the site.

Visiting and supporting the site...

Visitor Information

The 1758 Randolph Friends Meeting House is on the National and New Jersey Registers of Historic Places and a Randolph Township Municipal Landmark.

Address

Location: 2 Quaker Avenue, Randolph NJ 07869

Phone:  leave message at  973-361-9427

Email: information@randolphmeetinghouse.org

Donations

By mail:

Randolph Friends Meeting House & Cemetery Association
c/o Nicholas Steneck, President
127 Grandview Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48103

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Map and Directions

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