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New Harmony, Indiana
Wikipedia · 2026
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2026-09-01
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Established
Robert Owen bought the town of Harmony, Indiana, from the Harmony Society in 1825 and renamed it New Harmony to found a community of equality.
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The community adopted a preliminary constitution (May 1825) and a Community of Equality constitution (February 1826), split into several societies, and was regarded as failed by March 1827.
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Explanations for the failure conflict: Robert Dale Owen blamed unselected members and equal pay for unequal work, Josiah Warren blamed the absence of individual sovereignty and private property, and historians add Owen's religious controversies.
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William Maclure's educators and scientists, who arrived in 1826, made New Harmony a centre of science and education; schools open to boys and girls and a library were established.
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