Thank You, Volunteers!
by Kerry Roeder, Executive Director One morning in 1992, a small group of volunteers gathered together at the Fairhill Burial Ground in an attempt to clean up a historic site
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The Healing Walls
by Carolyn Singleton, History Educator On Germantown Avenue, within a few blocks of Historic Fair Hill, are two murals known as the “Healing Walls”. One is a memorial to the
Fairhill Murals – A Reflection of History
by Carolyn Singleton, History Educator In 1686 George Fox, founder of the Religious Society of Friends, dedicated six acres of land in his will to be “a meeting place, a
Reading Buddies
by Rosemary Arnold, Volunteer Little did I know that an email from Jean Warrington a few years ago would provide tools to help me through a Pandemic. Jean knew that
Staff Profile: Tito
Tito Caba is our Lead Gardener, as well as an accomplished tailor and artist. He has been working with us since 2020 and has become an essential part of our
Quaker Voluntary Service
By Isa Pickett, QVS Service Fellow I came to work with Historic Fair Hill through a fellowship with Quaker Voluntary Service, a year-long fellowship that pairs service-oriented people with not-for-profit
