Old Yellow Meeting House
est. 1737
Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1975
The stated purpose of the Friends of the Old Yellow Meeting House is to preserve and care for the Meeting House, Parsonage and Cemetery by respecting the historical character and rural setting of the property. We strive for authenticity of design, materials and workmanship and for appropriate use of this property, so that it may be respected, appreciated and enjoyed by future generations.
Announcements
Recent Events:
Annual Reunion & Meeting 9/24/23
Featuring the program:
STRANGER, STOP and CAST an EYE:
an INTRODUCTION to NEW JERSEY’S
HISTORIC BURIAL GROUNDS
by Richard Veit, PhD, RPA
Charlie Zahm Concert 8/13/23
Charlie, a popular balladeer of Celtic & Early American music, provided a rousing performance and evoked the history of the Meeting House.
Welcome to Ye Old Yellow Meeting House
Dating back to the 1700s, Ye Olde Yellow Meeting House is an important piece of New Jersey History.
The church is no longer used for regular worship services, but is maintained by the Friends of Old Yellow Meeting House, a volunteer organization.
The grounds are open to the public during daylight hours. The Meeting House is open during events or by special arrangement. The Parsonage is privately occupied and not open to the public.
Please consider Joining Today to support the Old Yellow Meeting House.
48 State Tour, July 2023. (More Details and Photos Here)
More Info
Please see the article posted here for a for an overview of the Old Yellow Meeting House by Joe Hammond published in 2021.
Scenic Byways
The Old Yellow Meeting House is part of NJ Scenic Byways.
Upper Freehold Historic Farmland Byway - This 24-mile state-designated byway in Monmouth County is steeped in history. The route includes the picturesque and historic Borough of Allentown, the pristine farmland of Upper Freehold Township, Historic Walnford Mill, the Old Yellow Meeting House and the hamlet of Imlaystown. Open spaces to explore include the trails of the Union Transportation Railroad, the Assunpink Wildlife Management Area, Clayton Park and the Horse Park of New Jersey.
Follow This Link for a detailed map of the tour.