Wilmington Yearly Meeting is fortunate to have it's history archived at the Quaker Collection on the Wilmington College Campus. 

• The Quaker Collection  Those Interested in the history or genealogy of Friends in Southwest Ohio or Tennessee should start here.  The Quaker Collection often has more information about the history of the meetings than the individual meetings.  This soon should be complemented by the Quaker Heritage Center that is planned to be a part of the planned Boyd Cultural Center on Wilmington College Campus.
   

• Quaker History Links on www.quaker.org
   

• The Peace Resource Center  across the street from the Yearly Meeting Office  houses a piece of world history in an "extensive collection of materials on the atomic bombings.  It includes films depicting the tragedy unlike any previously seen in the United States, as well as photographs, documents, and testimonials by hibakusha, the A-bomb survivors."  Recognition of this part of our history and searching for more peaceful resolutions to conflict may help our world to have a better future.
   

• RootsWeb Map of Quaker Migration Westward in the United States
   

• A Map of the Locations of the Meetings, Constituting Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends, 1851.  Revised, 1853 (Wilmington Yearly Meeting was set off from Indiana Yearly Meeting in 1891.)
   

• Tour of Historical Quaker Meetings in Southwest Ohio
   

• History of Lost Creek Friends (The oldest Meeting in Wilmington Yearly Meeting.)
  

• Wilmington College Library's Contributions to the Greater Cincinnati Memory Project  includes pictures of local meeting houses that are now gone.

• A Glimpse of Church History: A theological seminar presented on behalf of the Training and Recording Committee of Wilmington Yearly Meeting By David Goff April 17, 2004

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  Wilmington Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends
  Wilmington, Ohio 45177-2443

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