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Newberry (Redlands) Meetinghouse & Cemetery
As Quakers moved west of the Susquehanna River, their numbers grew large and they sought to establish a Meeting at Newberrytown, York County, under the care of Sadsbury Meeting in Eastern Lancaster County in 1738.  A year later, it was granted Preparative Meeting status, with members meeting in various homes until the construction of a log meetinghouse was completed in 1745.  The log structure was replaced by a stone building in 1792. Later, in 1811, a new meetinghouse was built two miles west of Newberrytown and is called Redlands.  Newberry (Redlands) Meetinghouse celebrated its 200th birthday with a magnificent  event on Sunday, August 14, 2011.  Check out the  Redlands Reunion website for more information.  
 
Redlands birthday celebration made the local newspapers and news stations. Click here to view the York Daily Record coverage and video.
 
Redlands is located on rte 382 between Wellsville, PA and York PA.  There is no physical address, but Friends coming from  PA Rte. 15 should take 74 south to Rte 177 and then turn right onto Rte 382S.  







 York Daily Record