I was photographing a covered bridge in Sandwich, NH and saw a sign for a Quaker Meeting House. Always curious, I followed the signs. This Quaker (or Friend’s) Meeting House was built in 1881.
Quaker Meeting House – Sandwich, NH
Milford Street
If your pictures aren't good enough, you aren't close enough. – Robert Capa
Milford Street 
What a pretty building! It looks like it’s still in use?
It is still in use. Have you ever gone to a Friends meeting? I haven’t.
No, I haven’t. I once attended an evangelical service where people spoke in tongues. It was a church camp field trip. It was actually kind of upsetting for a young kid.
I would imagine it was upsetting. I would have been terrified as a young person.
Yes. It was a strangely-run church camp that year, lots of trust exercises and back rubs, in addition to the “consciousness-raising” field trip.
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It’s always fun to find something historic or unusual as we wander through our photographic lives. Great discovery. I’m sure the walls have some fascinating stories to tell.
it is such a pretty building!
This is pretty much my idea of perfection: simplicity in form and plenty of white paint.
ahh its solitude … beautiful
This is such a beautiful building! I struggle sometimes to compose buildings like this in the frame without cutting something off. You did a great job! I love the town’s name! I hope you’re doing well, Chris!
Thank you, Sandra. It can be a challenge to get all of a building in. Sometimes, you have to crop something out. It’s a good day…I finally got what I hope is a decent Blue Heron photo. I hope all is well there.
Oh yay!!! 👏I hope to see your encounter with the blue heron! I love those birds. Doing well here, thanks Chris. I hope you are too.
All is good. I’m at my parents home and have to wait until I’m back in NH to edit the photo of the heron. There were some cranes there yesterday, but i didn’t have my camera. I may take a ride down after dinner.
Super cool! Looking forward to seeing what you find.
Doesn’t look like it was built-in 1881, so beautifully maintained. Love the authenticity of such places
I know, I was surprised when I saw how old it is. It has a wonderfully authentic feel to it. It was also so quiet there.
I’m really enjoying your photos. I’m also in the Northeast so it is nice to see things that I can maybe see someday!
Than you so much. Many of these places are well worth a visit.
Beautiful..the colors are wow.
Thank you. This was a very nice spot. I was glad I opted to follow the signs and come here.
This house is really pretty!
Thank you. Yes, it’s very nice. =)