Documents
Bills Before Congress
HR 3810: Introduced by U.S. Representative John R. Kuhl Jr. (R - 29th District) to evaluate the significance of the 1816 Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse (3 pages 35Kb)- HR 3114: Introduced by U.S. Representative Louise M. Slaughter (D - 28th District) to establish a commemorative trail in connection with the Women's Rights National Historical Park (9 pages 58Kb)
Historic Underground Railroad Safe House Saved
This article about the Farmington Meetinghouse restoration project appeared in the November 2006 issue of The Underground Railroad Freepress®.
- Farmington Meeting House Underground Railroad Site Saved (2 pages 300Kb)
Application for National Register of Historic Places
The application to place the Farmington Meetinghouse into the National Register of Historic Places was submitted in January of 2007. The application conisists of the following four sections.
- Application Form: Provides details regarding location and architecture (4 pages 131Kb)
- Narrative Description: Continuation sheet describing the rich history of the buildings and property (4 pages 245Kb)
- Significance: Continuation sheet that outlines the contributions that Farmington Quakers made to national dialogues on abolitionism, women's rights and native American rights (48 pages 780Kb)
- Maps: Farmington Quaker Crossorads Historic District (5 pages 2.1Mb)
- Bibliography: Detailed and hyperlinked bibliography of citations used in the application and narratives (4 pages 236Kb)
Surveyors Map
- Surveyors map for the region around the Meeting House on County Road 8 in Farmington NY (1 jpg image 362Kb)
Temporary Stabilization Plans
Architects plans and request for bids for the temporary stabilization of the building. The temporary stabilization was completed in December of 2007.
- Request for Bids: Original request for bids to perform the stabilization detailed in the plans (1 page 358Kb)
- Temporary Stabilization Plans: Architects drawings and plans (10 pages 1,335Kb)