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Brook Farm

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Brook Farm 1841-47, an experimental farm at West Roxbury, Mass., based on cooperative living. Founded by George Ripley , a Unitarian minister, the farm was initially financed by a joint-stock company with 24 shares of stock at $500 per share. Each member was to take part in the manual labor in an attempt to make the group self-sufficient. Intellectual life was stimulating, with such members as Nathaniel Hawthorne , John S. Dwight, Charles A. Dana , and Isaac Hecker , and such visitors as Ralph Waldo Emerson , W. E. Channing , Margaret Fuller , Horace Greeley , and Ore... Read more
Brook Farm
Brook Farm, cooperative community (1841–47...forming a stock company under the name Brook Farm Institute of Agriculture and Education...Occupations included the tilling of the farm, industrial employments, and school teaching... Read more
Brook Farm (Institute of Agriculture and Education)
...the U.S. in the mid-19th century, Brook Farm was to combine the thinker and the...excellent school. Oneida Community . Brook Farm (Institute of Agriculture and Education) Brook Farm (Institute of Agriculture and Education... Read more

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