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Mansion House
Oneida, New York
Description
The Oneida Community was a religiously based, socialist group, located in Oneida, New York, of about 250 people dedicated to living as one family and to sharing all property, work, and love. Lead by John Humphrey Noyes, the community flourished from 1848-1880. The OC were also prolific publishers and promoters of socialist and reform causes. Among their unique doctrines and practices were complex marriage and stirpiculture.
Digitized Materials
- Daily journal of Oneida Community (vol. 1-2, 1866-1867)
- O.C. daily (vol. 3-5, 1867-1868)
Credits
- These complete runs of the Daily Journal of the Oneida Community and the O.C. Daily were made available for digitization by the Oneida Community Mansion House. We thank them for their assistance.
External Resources
Contact
Christian Goodwillie, Director and Curator of Special Collections and Archives
E-mail: cgoodwil (at) hamilton (dot) edu
Telephone: (315) 859-4447
Special Collections
Burke Library
198 College Hill Road
Clinton, NY 13323
(Reviewed: September 1, 2015)
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Publications
- Daily journal of Oneida Community (1866-1867)
- O.C. daily (1867-1868)
Annotated Library Catalog
- Library of the Oneida Community (Opens in new browser tab.)