The Meeting House
is open
Sunday Meeting for Worship
Meeting starts at 10:30;
We encourage the wearing of masks.
Visitors are Welcome but
numbers may have to be restricted
so contact us if you are
planning to join us.
Visiting the Meeting House
The grounds are open to the public.
Indoor visits/tours are available on
Fridays, 2pm to 5pm,
and on the following Saturdays:
October, 9th and 23rd
November, 13th and 27th
Tours/group visits at alternative times
are also welcomed.
Please contact us to make a booking.
Rooms for Hire
We are able to open up to further hiring,
but some conditions may still apply.
Please email us to enquire.
Visiting us
Opening hours
The burial grounds and garden surrounding the building are open to visitors all year round. From April to October the Meeting House is open to visitors, Tuesday to Sunday (including Bank Holiday Mondays), afternoons from 2 - 5pm. For group visits or to arrange a visit at other times, please call 01494 876594.
Burial ground
There are 385 historical burials in front of the Meeting House and the modern burial ground up the hill is still in use by members of Chilterns, London West, and London North West Area Meetings. Visitors are welcome to enjoy the grounds at any time.
Group visits and coach parties
We welcome group visits and coach parties but these must be booked in advance. Coaches larger than minibuses need to park in the lay-by on Jordans Lane – they should not turn into Welders Lane. If coming from the M40/A40 we suggest large coaches proceed past the meeting house and turn left to Jordans village where they can turn around and come down Jordans Lane again to park in the lay-by (see map on 'Find Us' page).
School parties
We welcome visits from pupils of all ages, and the Meeting House, with its historical associations with William Penn - and the way the building itself exemplifies Quaker values - make it particualrly enriching as illustrating diverse aspects of the school curriculum.
Meeting for Worship : Sundays, 10:30 am; Tea/Coffee from 12:00. All are welcome
