Quakers Through The Ages

The Church of England was designed to orderly control state religion, but its garden soon became full of Nonconformist weeds.

The Mason-Dixon line, marked with crownstones, was surveyed by Quaker Jeremiah Dixon (1733 – 1799) and his partner Charles Mason.

William Penn (1644 – 1718) is a British Quaker best known for founding Pennsylvania and its city, Philadelphia.

On 19 September, 1738, the Quaker Benjamin Lay entered Friends Meeting House in Burlington, New Jersey, with fake blood.

With over 350 years of witness, the Quaker Testimonies have evolved and changed over time.

Innocent Trades is the historic Quaker term for industries that Friends believed ethical and did no harm.