The balcony greatly increased the seating capacity of the Meeting House, a feature not included in the original structure. Slaves and visitors were seated upstairs and there was no charge to occupy a spot in the balcony.

Tradition tells us that much of the turned work, as well as the windows, are from the 1730 Meeting House. Note that there is no "altar" as the Calvinist of this ilk practiced communion just once per year.