The Old Abington Friends Meeting House is a historic Quaker meeting house located in Abington, Pennsylvania. Built in 1770, it serves as a significant site for the Religious Society of Friends and reflects the architectural style of its time. The building is characterized by its simple design, which aligns with Quaker values of humility and simplicity. The meeting house is surrounded by a cemetery that contains graves of early Quaker settlers, including notable figures like William Penn. Today, it continues to be used for worship and community events, preserving the traditions and teachings of the Quaker faith.