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Salem Friends Meeting House
Salem, Salem County

Organized in 1770 and built in 1772. Because of the setback and the much taller buildings surrounding it, this meeting house gets lost on the main street of Salem. But it's nicely maintained and its location testifies to the early settlement of the town by Quakers.
     Compare this to the meeting houses in Hancock's Bridge and Greenwich.

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