The following outlines our Restoration Plan and fundraising goals for the year 2018. Your gift will help us restore this Meetinghouse and...

1816 Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse Museum Upcoming Events: Equal Rights for All: 1816 Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse As a Case...

June 7, 2023 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Headline: Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse Museum’s Quaker Day 2023: Jeanette Jemison (Mohawk/Snipe...

Greetings, Friends! After a long winter, spring brings sunshine and a blooming world back to us. With spring, we are delighted to...

Friendly Greetings! Every February, Black History Month offers us a chance to commemorate efforts for equality and justice. Looking at...

December 1, 2022 EXPANDING STORIES: OUR ANNUAL APPEAL Have you ever compared images from the Hubble Space Telescope and the new James...

November 8, 2022 Newsletter, November 8, 2022: Last Program of the Season JOIN US FOR OUR LAST PROGRAM OF THE SEASON Marissa Corwin...

Here is a little-known fact to share with your friends who appreciate factoids: September is International Underground Railroad Month! ...

October 29, 2022 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 1816 Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse Museum and Seneca Art & Culture Center at Ganondagan Present...

MEETINGHOUSE RESTORATION BEGINS! We are delighted to announce that architect Bill Brandow will give a tour of the 1816 Meetinghouse on...

“REFLECTIONS ON A 50-YEAR JOURNEY THROUGH HAUDENOSAUNEE COUNTRY: MAJOR INSIGHTS GAINED ABOUT THE SIX NATIONS" Saturday, October 1, 2022,...

LARRY HAUPTMAN AT GANONDAGAN We had a fine program at the Seneca Art and Culture Center at Ganondagan on October 1. In an informative and...

Introduction What was the Underground Railroad? Many people think of it as a network of safe houses in the North. That is certainly part...

The M’Clintock Family of Farmington Quarterly Meeting: Equality, unity, and reform activism built upon Quaker faith and practice. The...

Farmington’s Phebe Hathaway (1819 – 1902) was positioned by time, place, family, and faith to work for the transformational reform...

(photo used with permission) Harriet Jacobs, born around 1815, in Edenton, North Carolina, spent two years in Rochester, New York. Here,...

The currents of social reform that circulated in upstate New York in the mid-1800s produced many well-known leaders in abolitionism and...

Anybody who knows anything about women’s suffrage knows Elizabeth Cady Stanton. She was the catalyst for the first women’s rights...

No celebration of Black History Month would be complete without honoring Frederick Douglass, considering his monumental influence on the...

Austin Steward: Escaped to freedom, 1815, with help from Darius Comstock, Otis Comstock, and Amy Smith Comstock, Farmington Quakers...