Introduction

Conrad Beissel's Ephratans Ephrata Cloister: 1732-1796, Ephrata, Pennsylvania

Moravians or Unitas Fratrum or Church of the Brethren Old Salem: 1766-1856, Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Mother Ann Lee's Shakers or the United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing

Biographical Sketch of Mother Ann Lee

Mount Lebanon Shaker Village: 1787-1947, New Lebanon, New York

Hancock Shaker Village: 1790-1959, Pittsfield, Massachusetts

Canterbury Shaker Village: 1792-1992, Canterbury, New Hampshire

The Shaker Museum: 1794-Present, Poland Spring, Maine

Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill: 1807-1910, Harrodsburg, Kentucky

Shakertown at South Union: 1807-1922, South Union, Kentucky

Shaker Museum and Library, Old Chatham, New York

George Rapp's Harmony Society Old Economy Village: 1824-1905, Ambridge, Pennsylvania

Joseph Bimeler's Separatists Zoar Village State Memorial: 1817-1898, Zoar, Ohio

Robert Owen's Owenites Historic New Harmony: An 1814-1860 Harmonist Religious Community and an 1825-1830 Owenite Utopian Community, New Harmony, Indiana

John Humphrey Noyes's Perfectionists Oneida Community: 1841-1880, Oneida, New York

Bronson Alcott's Consociate Family Fruitlands: June 1843-January 1844, Harvard, Massachusetts

Wilhelm Keil's Keilites Historic Bethel German Colony: 1844-1883, Bethel, Missouri Old Aurora Colony Museum: 1856-1883, Aurora, Oregon

Erik Jansson's Janssonists Bishop Hill: 1846-1861, Bishop Hill, Illinois

Christian Metz's Community of True Inspiration Amana Colonies: 1855-1932, Amana, Iowa

Thomas Hughes's Christian Cooperatives Historic Rugby: 1880-1887, Rugby, Tennessee

Cyrus Teed's Koreshans Koreshan State Historic Site: 1904, Estero, Florida

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