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August 2023 by Susan Davidson
Beautiful and historic venue for a wedding ceremony. We visited in July. It was a little warm because no air conditioning. We really enjoyed the Quaker self-uniting ceremony with no officiant and it was very special that every guest signs the wedding certificate.
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July 2023 by Stefanie G
Unreal event space, such a hidden gem filled with history, and wonderful flexible amenities and staff. With a comprehensive tour, we knew we would use the space for our Philly wedding weekend - and if they had AC in the largest room, and we had fewer guests, we would’ve had our whole wedding here!Jenn helped us secure ASMH for a Friday night dinner, Saturday lunch, and parking for the weekend. The rates are incredible and you’re contributing to maintaining this important space and community.They have tons of chairs and tables, AV options, and flexibility to rent different sized spaces.Jenn was communicative, and so helpful in designing our event and recommended other trusted vendors who would work well in their space. When we had late-breaking changes, their team was helpful and accommodating to evolve with us. I’ll
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November 2022 by Owen Cook
Austere and avowedly egalitarian, the nave doesn't offer a great deal to see (except the old-time sounding board: still works!), but exhibits explain Quaker values, history, and contributions, which were/are truly remarkable. Quiet contemplation is the name of the game here. And where better to learn about the Society of Friends than this historic congregation in the heart of old Philadelphia?
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September 2022 by Hayden Karlheim
Thanks for hosting such a fun spooky movie night!!
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June 2022 by Daminick1980
I poped in to get out of the rain. I was surprised by the Interesting history. The staff was very friendly and knew her stuff. The exhibits tell a decent story. I love the simple arcitecture of this historic building. Definitely worth a look. Glad the rain led me here.
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September 2021 by Aaron Daniels
Super friendly staff, really important site to the history and current life of Quakers. The meeting hall(s) are a wonderful peek into Quaker worship then and now. The museum also gives really interesting snapshots of Quakers in America and in global action.
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May 2021 by Catherine Clinton
I enjoyed researching this website for my Ancestry family tree.
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March 2021 by Jeffrey Brozoskie
A wonderful place to visit with your family highly recommend to go. This location is very very safe with lots of security they apply to all the covid-19 regulations. I have been to all the historic areas in Philadelphia they're in so much to see I think everyone would enjoy it. Keep up the good work Philadelphia 5 stars all the way
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March 2020 by Harriet Lessy
A quiet, authentic Friend's Meeting House. I hadn't been there for about 10 years for a wedding. This time I was there, sadly, for a funeral. It is a place that makes me feel peaceful, welcome and thoughtful.
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March 2020 by Joseph Blake
Great, friendly historic place of spiritual insight and progressive thought. Wonderful period architecture.
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February 2020 by C Schreck
I happened to find the Meeting Jouse right before a Wednesday evening meeting for worship and decided to attend. It was a nice quiet meeting and the Friends were very welcoming!
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December 2019 by Just James
There's not much to see here.
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November 2019 by Marti Wolf
This place is amazing. It is hundreds of years old but is still gorgeous.
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November 2019 by Anthony Tatro
I sleep here when im homeless me and a coulpe dudes i know have stayed here at night they dont bother us and we are up early and clean up or mess... This was a safe spot to stay and i never had a problem with the owners
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September 2019 by Vincent Sforza
For a public park they sure dont treat it like that. They act like it their land and park and have a bad attitude.
