Hello,   There are two properties in historic Burlington, New Jersey, that have a long and ongoing Quaker Roots history.   The first is a 1690s brew house, with a 1770 Georgian home built over it.  Here is a link on the National Trust For Historic Preservation's PRESERVATION 911 website... http://www.preservationnation.org/magazine/911/oldest-brewery-building.html   The other is an early 18th century storefront with a delightfully rambling and remarkably spacious living space above, next to and sharing the grounds with the 1780s Burlington Meeting House, which replaced the 1680s Burlington Meeting House.  Here is a search on Philadelphia Craigslist that should bring it up...   http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/search/rea?query=quaker+meeting&minAsk=min&maxAsk=max&bedrooms=   I turn to the network that is Quaker Roots and ask you to share this around with anyone who may be interested.  Thanks!   Todd B. Kimmell Chamounix Cottage 3250 Chamounix Drive Philadelphia, PA 19131