Arch Street Meeting House

Arch Street Meeting House is the largest active place of Quaker worship in the United States and the “mothership” of meeting houses to thousands of Quakers throughout Philadelphia and Pennsylvania.

Christ Church Detroit

Christ Church, the second Episcopal parish in Detroit, was founded in 1845 as a response to the city’s growth in the first half of the 19th century.

Crossnore Presbyterian Church

Crossnore Presbyterian Church in Crossnore, North Carolina rose out of the Social Gospel and settlement house era as a congregation dedicated to service and education.

Dover Friends Meetinghouse

Dover Friends Meetinghouse is believed to be the only surviving 18th-century Quaker meetinghouse in New Hampshire.

East Mount Zion Baptist Church

East Mount Zion Baptist Church was the first Black church in Cleveland to break segregation barriers by relocating to Euclid Avenue, a grand residential avenue known as “Millionaires’ Row.”