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Rocky Hill Meeting House

Owned by Historic New England

For information phone:  978-834-0050

http://www.historicnewengland.org/historic-properties/homes/rocky-hill-meeting-house

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The Rocky Hill Meeting House is one of the best preserved examples of an original eighteenth-century meeting house interior. It was built in 1785, replacing a c. 1715 meeting house for the West Parish of Salisbury. The Rocky Hill Meeting House was strategically placed along the only road that crossed the swift Powow River (via ferry) and led travelers to the Salisbury Point area, and then onward toward Portsmouth. In fact, George Washington paused here to greet the townspeople on his northward journey in 1789.

Photo courtesy of Royal Feltner

Treasures CD Treasures Brochure Treasures Brochure Updates

1 Lowells Boat Shop & Museum 2 Alliance Park 3 Mary Baker Eddy House 4 Bartlett Museum 5 Macy Colby House 6 Golgotha 7 Captains Well 8 Pattens Pond 9 Whittier Home 10 Hat Museum 11 Salisburypoint Station & Museum 12 Carriage Museum 13 The Powder House 14 Training Field 15 Rocky Hill Meeting House 16 Amesbury Public Library 17 Friends Meeting House

Treasures CD Treasures Brochure Treasures Brochure Updates

1 Lowells Boat Shop & Museum 2 Alliance Park 3 Mary Baker Eddy House 4 Bartlett Museum 5 Macy Colby House 6 Golgotha 7 Captains Well 8 Pattens Pond 9 Whittier Home 10 Hat Museum 11 Salisburypoint Station & Museum 12 Carriage Museum 13 The Powder House 14 Training Field 15 Rocky Hill Meeting House 16 Amesbury Public Library 17 Friends Meeting House