A former Friends meeting house built in 1675 by Bray Doyley is of great historical importance as it was constructed before Quaker worship was made legal by the Act of Toleration and Doyley was sentenced to 8 years imprisonment for building it.
It was contructed before Quaker worship was made legal and Doyley was sentenced to 8 years imprisonment for building it. A former Friends meeting house built in 1675 by Bray Doyley and of great historical importance.
A former Friends meeting house built in 1675 by Bray Doyley and of great historical importance. It was contructed before Quaker worship was made legal and Doyley was sentenced to 8 years imprisonment for building it.
A former Friends meeting house built in 1675 by Bray Doyley and of great historical importance. It was contructed before Quaker worship was made legal and Doyley was sentenced to 8 years imprisonment for building it.