Map of the Meetinghouse Historic District
1000 Main, Circa 1852. Center hall frame structure with rounded windows on the gable ends
1001 Main.(Darby Library) established 1743, buildiing built 1872. America's oldest public library
1006 Main, circa 1734, side-gabled fieldstone house saiid to have been built for Darby founder John Blunston's grand daughter Sarah Fearne. Owned by C.C. Sellers in the 19th century and currently a pivate home.
1016 Main (Airplane House) Built 1870 and restrored by Skiles Montague whose company repaired and sold flight trainers and simulators, one of which is on the porch roof.
	1017 Main, Darby Friends Meetinghouse. Still in active use, the meetinghouse was built in 1805 and is the third meetinghouse used by Darby Friends.
1019 Main - Schoolmasters House. Built circa 1750 and on the property when purchased by Darby Friends Meeting in 1790, the house was used as the schoolmasters house
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