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In the mid-19th century, some of the Transcendentalists tried to put their ideas into practice by founding a community living experiment, Brook Farm. Here are some online sources of information about Brook Farm:
Articles and links:
- Poem: "Brook Farm"
by Louise
Imogen Guiney - Nathaniel
Hawthorne: Letter from Brook Farm
: from an American history website,
includes study questions
- Columbia
Encyclopedia 2000 entry for Brook Farm
- Brook Farm
from Britannica Online.
- PAL George Ripley
1802-80 and Brook Farm
: mostly a bibliography
- Articles of
Association of Brook Farm 1841
- Brook Farm Historic Site
- The Massachusetts Historical Society:
Brook Farm : painting and a brief description of Brook Farm plus a list
of related holdings at the Massachusetts Historical Society
-
Transcendentalism
and the Utopian Mentality
: David M. Robinson
- Transcendentalism and The
Utopian Movement
- Brook
Farm : George Willis Cooke, 1897
- Reminiscences
of Brook Farm :
George P. Gradford, 1892
- Charles
Nordhoff's The Communistic Societies of the United States
: review, 1875
- Brook Farm
History
- Jessica Gordon
- The Massachusetts Historical Society: Brook Farm
- about an 1844 Josiah Wolcott painting, oil on wood panel
- Brook Farm Historic Site
- Articles of
Association of the Subscribers to the Brook Farm Institute of Agriculture
and Education
- PAL:The Utopian Movement
- bibliography
Related:
- Wentworth, N. S. "The Hopedale Community"
in The Ladies' Repository, vol 1 issue 4, April 1875.
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