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Adjournment of the First Continental Congress

When: October 26, 1774
Where: Carpenters' Hall, Philadelphia
Part of: Adjournment of the First Continental Congress

The Congress ended its session on October 26, 1774, in Philadelphia, having adopted the Continental Association and planned invitations for a future meeting.

Delegates from twelve colonies concluded their deliberations at Carpenters' Hall. They finalized the Declaration and Resolves, which included a boycott of British goods effective December 1, 1774. The body also resolved to invite non-attending colonies to a subsequent congress.

Sources

First Continental Congress Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-18

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