Anna Cox Brinton (1887–1969)

Early Friends belonging to the first generation of Quakers consistently refused to have their portraits drawn or painted. Friends in later generations sometimes had silhouettes made. This album of silhouettes of Quakers from 1750-1850 is accompanied by short biographical profiles.

Stories, anecdotes, letters, bird songs, and sonnets are linked with a thread of biographical narrative about this distinctive Philadelphia Friend.

An exploration of why Russia has aroused the interest of Friends for three centuries.

A celebration of the humor and wisdom of the last well-known plain Friend in Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, written by the long-time co-director of Pendle Hill.