Eye - 11 January 2013
From new beginnings to cheerful odes
New beginnings
Nestled in the rolling countryside between Bournemouth and Salisbury lies Fordingbridge.
This small town has a Quaker history dating back to 1659, with a John Hunt mentioned in the list of Sufferings and the census showing thirty Quakers resident in 1788. A Meeting house was opened in 1696 and rebuilt in 1835.
Sadly, in 1905 the Meeting came to an end… or did it?
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