Friends Meeting House, Darlington - List Entry
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Description
"Quaker Meeting House, 1846, retaining a pre-existing front-range of 1839, with mid-C20 internal alterations....The Friends bought a house and land at Skinnergate in 1678, and converted it into a meeting house with a burial ground. This meeting house was replaced in the 1760s by a purpose-built structure, and in about 1839 a classical-style two-storey reception range was added to it. In 1846 the meeting house was replaced by the present building, retaining the 1839 front-range. Like its predecessor, the rebuilt meeting house had two equal chambers, separated by sliding sash shutters. This building has been attributed to Joseph Sparkes (1817-1855), a Quaker master carpenter who moved from Exeter to Darlington in 1847. He worked on other buildings in the town...." -
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Further information
Link: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1121255
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Added by: Simon Cotterill
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