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The past
points to the
future.

Gatherings of all sorts happened here back in the day. From 1806-1830, the Meeting House served as a town building Monday-Saturday and hosted worship services on Sundays. 

 

We're trying to get back to this future, that the Meeting House is ready for anything and busy all week long.

Photo: Eric Korenman

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Funding

Restoring, staffing, and managing the Lenox Meeting House relies on funding from many sources, public and private, from individuals and foundations. The Friends have been successful in writing grants, and Lenox's Community Preservation Committee has been instructive, supportive, and very generous. We've applied to other local funding sources and to the Massachusetts Historic Commission.​

We also rely on individual gifts, happily receiving gifts of any amount. If you'd like to make a gift, please use this button to do so easily online. 

You could also mail a check made out to Friends of the Lenox Meeting House or FLMH to PO Box 1871, Lenox MA 01240.

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Finally, feel free to be in touch. If you want more information, a tour of the Meeting House, or to help with this effort, we'd love to hear from you.​

MISSION of the FLMH

The mission of the Friends of the Lenox Meeting House is to make of this the iconic landmark a community resource.

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The FLMH is a 501(c)(3). All gifts are tax deductible.  

WHERE to FIND US

The Lenox Meeting House is at 169 Main Street. 

 

Mailing address:

 PO Box 1871

Lenox MA 01240.

 

413-637-3395

lenoxmeetinghouse@gmail.com

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Church on the Hill, UCC

The Lenox Meeting House operates under the auspices of the Church on the Hill, a member congregation of the United Church of Christ, which worships at 11 AM on Sundays in the meeting house and has its offices at 55 Main Street.

Church on the Hill
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