Demo Community Bahá'í Community (California)

August 1912/69 B.E.

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Heroic Age 'Abdu'l-Bahá Arrives at Green Acre
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Heroic Age 'Abdu'l-Bahá Returns to the Boston Area
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Heroic Age 'Abdu'l-Bahá Visits Montreal
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  • August 16, 1912·16 Kamal 69 BE

    Heroic Age

    'Abdu'l-Bahá Arrives at Green Acre

    He arrived at Green Acre, in Eliot, Maine, to a reception of roughly 500 people with the road to the inn lit by lanterns, and stayed about a week giving talks urging attendees toward independent investigation of truth.

  • August 23, 1912·4 Asma 69 BE

    Heroic Age

    'Abdu'l-Bahá Returns to the Boston Area

    After leaving Green Acre he spent roughly a week in the Boston area, staying partly at a home in Malden while giving several talks at Boston venues before heading north to Canada. (Surviving talk records are mostly headed with Boston venue names rather than Malden specifically, so this date is the best-attested start of the week rather than a day pinned to Malden alone.)

  • August 30, 1912·11 Asma 69 BE

    Heroic Age

    'Abdu'l-Bahá Visits Montreal

    He crossed into Canada for his only visit there on the tour, staying at the home of architect William Sutherland Maxwell. The stay's peak was a later address to roughly 1,200 people at St. James Methodist Church on religion's need to adapt to the modern age.