Plymouth Monthly Meeting was established as a monthly meeting in 1936. Prior to that time, the meeting was a preparative meeting. The present building was erected about 1708, with additions added later. A large burial ground is included on the property. Germantown & Butler PIkesPlymouth Meeting, PA 19462 Plymouth Monthly Meeting website
Norristown Monthly Meeting held its first Meeting for Worship in 1852 as an indulged meeting under Gwynedd Monthly Meeting. In 1860 it became a Preparative Meeting and in 1936, it was established as a monthly meeting. 20 East Jacoby St (at Swede St.)Norristown, PA 19401 Norristown Monthly Meeting website
Horsham Monthly Meeting was first established in 1782 by Philadelphia Quarterly. In 1786 the meeting became part of Abington Quarterly. The present meetinghouse was built in 1803. The burial ground for the meeting is located across the road. Rte 611 at Meetinghouse RoadHorsham, PA 19044
Gwynedd Monthly Meeting was established in 1699 by Welsh Quakers. The current building was erected in 1823. 1101 DeKalb PikeGwynedd, PA 19454 Gwynedd Monthly Meeting website
Abington Monthly Meeting was first established about 1693. In 1697, land for a meetinghouse was donated by John Barnes. IN 1786 the meetinghouse was rebuilt, with an addition added in 1797. A large burial ground lies behind the meetinghouse. 520 Meetinghouse RoadJenkintown, PA 19046Abington Monthly Meeting website Abington Friends Cemetery on Findagrave