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English: Church of the Brethren, 6611 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia Pennsylvania, in Colonial Germantown Historic District (NHL). PHMC (state) historic marker says it was built in 1770 as the first meetinghouse of the Church of the Brethren in America. Brethren are also known as Dunkards and the Church has a very decentralized organization, even in the 20th Century, so "1st" might be disputed by some |
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