Coanwood Friends’ Meeting House

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"Coanwood Friends’ Meeting House was built in 1760 not far from Hadrian's Wall. The almost unaltered interior is a rare and eloquent survival of historic Quaker layout and it powerfully evokes the silence of Quaker worship in this remote place, where the only sound is usually the wind and, in winter, the fast-moving burn nearby....."
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Link: https://www.hct.org.uk/chapels/coanwood-friends-meeting-house
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Added by: Simon Cotterill
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