Abyssinian Meeting House
Portland, Maine • Cumberland County
Portland, Maine • Cumberland County
The Abyssinian Meeting House in Portland, Maine, is the oldest surviving Black meeting house in the United States, constructed in 1828. It served as a central hub for the city's African American community for over a century.
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