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A small centre for meetings, family parties; accomodates up to 50 people. The unique architecture of this 1861 octagonal cottage, with its board and batten exterior and gabled entryway, is a wonderful example of nineteenth century craftsmanship. This house was moved to this site where it has been restored for use as a meeting centre. A plaque for Erbtown, for which the area was named during the latter half of the 19th century (A community founded by Samuel Erb in 1855, his sons owned and operated saw and woolen mills).A plaque for Pine Street Friends Meeting House, built in 1819.