Old Shakertown and the Shakers: a Brief History of the Rise of The United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Coming, the Establishment of the Pleasant Hill Colony, Their Beliefs, Customs and Pathetic End. Author: Hutton, Daniel Mac-Hir |
Abstract | The book outlines the general history of the Pleasant Hill Shaker community outside of Harrodsburg, Kentucky, in Mercer County, circa 1805. It features illustrations and photographs and describes Shaker life and history. |
Alternative title | Old Shaker Village |
Author | Hutton, Daniel Mac-Hir |
Owner | Lexington Public Library |
Type of resource | text |
Genre | book |
Genre authority | marcgt |
Publisher name | Harrodsburg Herald Press |
Place of publication | Harrodsburg, KY |
Date captured | 2019-02-04 |
Language | eng |
Width | 6.88 |
Height | 9.65 |
Subject temporal | 1930s |
Subject geographic | State: Kentucky County: Mercer City: Harrodsburg |
Subject topic | Shakers Authority: Local |
Subject topic | Pleasant Hill Authority: Local |
Subject topic | Shaker Village Authority: Local |
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