Have you ever heard about Farmington and Macedon as hotspots on the Underground Railroad? Few people have. Black history month offers a chance to share some of these amazing stories.
You may know something about Austin Steward, Frederick Douglass, William Wells Brown, and Mary and Emily Edmonson. All of these freedom seekers achieved national fame, and all lived or spoke in the Farmington-Macedon area.
Contents1. Join us for Deborah Hughes “Blessed Are the Whistle Blowers” October 1st, 20262. Rochester
Contents1. Help us match the Lisk Morris Foundation Grant2. Dr. David Anderson: A Powerful Memorial
Contents1. Thanks to all who welcomed The Freedom Walkers on Juneteenth2. Upcoming Programs3. Programs at
The 1816 Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse Museum is pleased to announce that we have published our Invitation to Bid for the 1816 FQMM Exterior Restoration.
Bid documents are available and/or examined free of charge at the office of the Architect, located at John G. Waite Associates, Architects PLLC, located at 384 Broadway, Albany, NY, (518) 449-5440. Our Invitation is also published in NYS Contracts Reporter.
Bids are due March 13, 2025 before 2pm. There is a mandatory pre-bid walk through on Friday, February 28, at 2pm on site. Please contact Bill Brandow at John G. Waite Associates, or Ann Morton (amorton@rochester.rr.com) with any questions.
