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American Communal Societies Quarterly, Volume 2, no. 1 - January 2008

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  • From the Editor
  • “The Mythical Structure is Created”: Planning and Construction of the Center Family Dwelling House, Mount Lebanon, 1856-1868 by Lauren A. Stiles
  • From Bishop Hill to Pleasant Hill: The Swedish Shaker Experience by John E. Norton
  • News and Notes by Walter A. Brumm
  • Hamilton College Library “Home Notes”
    • Communal Societies Collection: New Acquisitions

Front cover illustration: Mount Lebanon Center Family dwelling house, first occupied in January 1868. The image is taken from a stereoview created between 1869 and 1875 by a photographer named Irving from Troy, N.Y. Betsy Crossman’s diary for August 10, 1869 states that “a man from Troy has been taking pictures of this place [Mount Lebanon]” — possibly a reference to Irving. The image was published in Charles Nordhoff’s Communistic Societies in the United States, in 1875. (From the Hamilton College collection)

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