The Beaver Falls Meeting House was a brick building constructed circa 1810 in Fallston, Pennsylvania, on a ridge earlier called the Old Quaker Hill. Its specific location has not been determined, but it was near the marker on the map. At the time of the 1828 division, both the Orthodox and Hicksites decided to sell the property and build new MHs in New Brighton near the center of their adherents. The original meeting house was converted into a residence; it burned in 1868 and the remains were demolished. |
