Publisher's Synopsis
This guidebook provides a detailed look at Ridge Hill Farms, a utopian community located in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Founded in the late 19th century, the community was dedicated to social science reform and provided a model for future experiments in communal living. The guidebook includes information about the history of Ridge Hill Farms, as well as descriptions of its buildings, gardens, and other features. It also includes essays on social science reform and its role in shaping American society. This book is a fascinating look at an important chapter in American history.
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