What We Do

The Canadian Friends Historical Association works to preserve and communicate the on-going history and faith of Friends in Canada and their contribution to the Canadian Experience. See our major activities:

Publications

We publish an open-access academic journal, a newsletter, and occasional monographs.

Digital Archive

We preserve, enhance, and make available documents relating to Canadian Quaker history, including transcriptions of handwritten meeting books going back to 1798.

Built Heritage

We're working on a record of every Quaker property, including meeting houses, burial grounds, and homes of notable Friends.

Events

Friendly Friday George Fox Journal discussions on Zoom every two weeks, our annual AGM and keynote, and more.

Community

Our members share their research pursuits and interests on our blog and at our events.

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Questions about Quakers?

If you are seeking information about the origins, foundational concepts, and principles of early Canadian Quakers, click here.

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Join us for Friendly Fridays
discussing the Journal of George Fox
every other Friday at 1:30 pm

The Meetinghouse

Articles and discussions from our blog

The Solomon Moore Home

For those interested in the Quaker history of Welland, the St. Catharines Standard posted an article by Mark Allenov a few years ago about the home of Solomon Moore and its history as first a Read more…

Get in Touch

Communicate with our Board, or find us online

Find us online

Twitter: @cfhainfo

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Canadian Friends Historical Association
60 Lowther Avenue
Toronto, ON
M5R 1C7