We have  reconstructed  the old North Dartmouth Quaker Meeting House that dates back to the mid 1800's.  A fine example of early Friend's architecture, this building was disassembled at its original site, carefully packed on a flat-bed and in a trailer, moved to Woolman Hill, and has been re-assembled.  It is exciting to know that this fine meeting house is living again, as part of a vital Woolman Hill.

Here's the North Dartmouth Meeting House, shortly before it was taken down.
And here's an artist's sketch (by Bill Kriebel) of what the building would look like when rebuilt at Woolman Hill
The hard work of many volunteers contributed greatly to the reconstruction. Here are Scott Neilson and Perry Norton.
Now the building is completed.
The Meetinghouse in use in a weekend workshop