Nottingham Quarterly

Little Elk Chapel is under the care of Nottingham Monthly Meeting. The meetinghouse is opened occasionally for meetings, though there is no active meeting held there. Media Road, Elk township

Brick Meeting House is also known as East Nottingham. A meeting for worship was first established at East Nottingham in 1709, and a preparative meeting in 1715 under what was then called Newark Monthly Meeting (later renamed to Kennett). The meeting was placed under the care of New Garden Monthly meeting in 1718 unitl 1730 … Read moreBrick Meeting House

Like Little Britain Monthly, Nottingham Monthly also  is made up of subordinate meetings. The Monthly meeting rotates between the meetings under its care. The meetings in the quarter are: Oxford Meeting House Brick Meeting House Little Elk Meeting House

Penn Hill Preparative Meeting is also known as Little Britain Preparative, not to be confused with the monthly meeting of the same name. Nottingham Monthly Meeting established Little Britain as an indulged meeting in 1745. At that time, the meeting was part of Chester Quarterly. From 1749 to 1804, Little Britain was a preparative meeting … Read morePenn Hill Preparative Meeting

Eastland Preparative Meeting is one of the two subordinate meeting sunder Little Britain Monthly Meeting. Meetings for business alternate between Eastland and Penn HIll meeting. There is a burial grounds on the property. 10 Friends Road, Little Britain, Pennsylvania