York: New Earswick Preparative Meeting of the Society of Friends.
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New Earswick, a model village designed by Joseph Rowntree, dates to 1903 and lies on the northern edge of York. An Allowed Meeting opened in 1917, within York Monthly Meeting, which met in the Folk Hall. It became a full Preparative Meeting a decade later. A purpose-built Meeting House was opened in 1988 in White Rose Avenue on the village green. This was partly funded by the Joseph Rowntree Memorial Housing Trust.
From the guide to the Records of York: New Earswick Preparative Meeting of the Society of Friends, 1917-1970, (GB 206 Leeds University Library)
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