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A Common Quaker Thread: An Exhibition
As we celebrate 325 years of Quaker education in America, the latest exhibition in the Rosenquist Gallery at Friends showcases common Quaker ties in education in this country since 1689 when Penn Charter School opened.
As we celebrate 325 years of Quaker education in America, the latest exhibition in the Rosenquist Gallery at Friends showcases common Quaker ties in education in this country since 1689 when Penn Charter School opened.
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