Historic Quaker Houses of Southeast Pennsylvania

Activists and Reformers
at the Longwood Quaker Meetinghouse
Longwood Progressive Friends Meeting
1855 - 1940

Above: The Quaker meetinghouse survives at the entrance to Longwood Gardens. The landmark building is no longer used as a tourism center. It is closed to the public.

Digital Quilts
Activists and Reformers
Who Lectured at Longwood Meetinghouse

Portraits and Biography Links:

Above: Susan B. Anthony, W. E. B. Du Bois, William Lloyd Garrison, Lucretia Mott.

Above: Anna Howard Shaw, Oliver Johnson, Samuel Joseph May, Thomas Garrett.

Above: Chandler Darlington, Hannah Monaghan Darlington, Joseph A. Dugdale, Ruth Townsend Dugdale.

Above: John Cox, Hannah Cox, Sojourner Truth, Joseph Williams Thorne.

Above: Frederick Adelbert Bisbee, Frederick H. Lynch, Leslie Pinckney Hill, Anna Garlin Spencer.

Above: Samuel A. Eliot, Jesse Herman Holmes, Paul Martin Pearson, John Clarence Lee.

Above: Morris Jastrow Jr., Franklin Chester Southworth, Elizabeth Powell Bond, Charles William Wendte.

Above: Henry Berkowitz, Alfred H. Love, Mary F. Eastman, Frederic Allen Hinckley.

Above: Julia (Fanny) Baker Ames, Charles Gordon Ames, John G. Jackson, Gilbert Reid.

Above: Edward Morris Davis, Esuebius Barnard, Frances Dana Barker Gage, Giles Badger Stebbins.

AAbove: John White Chadwick, Antoinette Brown Blackwell, Samuel Pennock, William Logan Fisher.

Phebe Ann Coffin Hanaford, Fielder Israel, Edwin H. Coates, Henry Browne Blackwell.

Above: Theodore Tilton, James Henry Ecob, Abby Morton Diaz, Christopher Coffin Hussey.