Making Friends
Swarthmoor Hall, viewed across its quilt garden. The house, which dates from the Elizabethan era, is regarded as the cradle of Quakerism. It was here, barely a mile from Ulverston, that in summer 1652 a new religion was born. The house and its 130-acre estate, now an organic dairy farm, are owned by Britain Yearly Meeting.
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Making Friends
Swarthmoor Hall, viewed across its quilt garden. The house, which dates from the Elizabethan era, is regarded as the cradle of Quakerism. It was here, barely a mile from Ulverston, that in summer 1652 a new religion was born. The house and its 130-acre estate, now an organic dairy farm, are owned by Britain Yearly Meeting.
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Uploaded on May 8, 2015
Taken on April 23, 2015