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  The West Room has no basement! It was built atop a burial ground. The curved panel above the front benches is a sounding board", used to amplify the voices of the people who spoke from underneath it.

  Added June 18, 2017 by John Marquette
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  Fascinating!!! I'm from Pittsburgh and never learned much about the Quakers. The staff here was very friendly and love to answer questions!

  Added May 03, 2017 by Lisa Reihl
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  If you're a history buff you should definitely stop in. Cool old place

  Added March 14, 2017 by Jsmith6544
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  T'was decent, unfortunately they'd've run out of complementary rich tea biscuits

  Added February 18, 2017 by Jago Campbell
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  Amanda, the curator, is an amazing host/information guide, and she gave a wonderful reflection and representation of the Quaker life to us personally. The other museum staff, mostly volunteers, were equally knowledgeable and kind.

  Added December 21, 2016 by Matthew Smith