York Meeting

York County · dedicated 1953 · 135 W Philadelphia St. (Rts. 74/462)

A center for Friends' activities since 1766. It is the oldest existing house of worship in York. The eastern part of the building was erected in 1766; the western part about 1783.

under a mile from where Jacob Simon Simmons lived in the 1750s

what this marker records spans 1766 to 1783, overlapping Jacob Simon Simmons's years here

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