1323:. Marriage was considered a spiritual weakness. Ceremonies were not joyous affairs, but were instead designed to impress the importance of the task upon the couple. Childbearing was similarly discouraged. Views on marriage gradually liberalized, and the Great Council was later given the authority to approve marriage. Men were not allowed to marry until they were 24 years old. If the Great Council found no fault with the union, then the couple could be wed after a year's wait. An elder would bless the marriage and the community would provide a wedding feast. The community did not recognize
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1434:, the Great Council disclosed to the Amana Society that the villages were in dire financial condition. The Depression was particularly harsh in the Colony because fire had badly damaged the woolen mill and destroyed the flour mill less than ten years earlier. At the same time, Society members were seeking more personal freedom. The Society agreed to split into two organizations: The non-profit Amana Church Society oversaw the spiritual needs of the community, while the for-profit Amana Society was incorporated as a
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expected to pay community expenses. The initial plan was that, after some time, the land would be divided among the people according to their contribution of money and labor. However, leaders saw that the disparity in wealth, skills and age would make it difficult for all to purchase a portion of land—the community would fall apart as a result. Therefore, the constitution was amended on
October 23, 1850, to make the Community exclusively communal.
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agricultural duties for boys and kitchen work for the girls. Children stayed with their mothers until they were two years old. Then, the child would have to attend
Kinderschule until the age of seven. At that point, the child would attend school six days a week, all year round until the age of fourteen or fifteen. At school, they shelled, cleaned and graded seed corn, picked fruit, and studied reading, writing and arithmetic.
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men on one side and women on the other side of the church (this practice continues to this day). Older people and the "in-betweens" who were people in their thirties and forties had to attend a separate service. The service that members attended and where the members sat was a statement of their status in society. Services were held eleven times a week and did not include musical instruments and hymn singing.
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invoices from outside companies. Amana purchased anything deemed necessary to run the society efficiently, such as raw wool, oil, grease, starch, pipes and fittings. Most of the grain was purchased from the outside for their flour-mill, and the printing establishment used cotton goods from the southern states. This brings into question whether Amana was truly an economically isolated society.
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that it could become a bad influence. Buffalo's growth also greatly increased nearby real estate prices, making an extension to
Ebenezer financially unfeasible. Metz met with Community leaders on August 31, 1854, to discuss the situation, and the group agreed to send four men (including Metz) to search for a new home out west. The new
1026:, a Biblical name with similar meaning. Under Iowa law, the Community had to incorporate as a business, so the Amana Society was founded as the governing body in 1859. Shortly thereafter, the Community agreed to adopt a new constitution. The resulting twelve-article document was very similar to the amended Ebenezer Constitution.
1765:"The communistic societies of the United States : from personal visit and observations; including detailed accounts of the Economists, Zoarites, Shakers, the Amana, Oneida, Bethel, Aurora, Icarian, and other existing societies, their religious creeds, social practics, numbers, industries, and present condition"
1072:). This brought their land holdings to 26,000 acres (110 km): 10,000 acres (40 km) in timberland, 7,000 acres (28 km) in cultivated fields, 4,000 acres (16 km) in grazing land, 500 acres (2.0 km) in settlements, and 100 acres (40 ha) in vegetable gardens. Most of the land is in
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when it purchased Maytag in 2006. Whirlpool sold the Amana, Iowa refrigerator plant property to Wramia001, a
Chicago-based limited liability company, in October, 2020 for $ 92.6 million dollars. Amana will continue to manufacture Amana, JennAir, KitchenAid, Maytag and Whirlpool refrigerators at the
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Each village had between forty and one hundred houses, a church, school, bakery, dairy, wine-cellar, post office, sawmill, and general store. Every able-bodied man was expected to serve in the fire department, and each village had its own fire department. Most houses were two stories and built with
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Community's affairs in 1823, making Metz the sole leader of the church. The Community continued to face persecution from German states for their refusal to serve as soldiers or utilize public schools. In the 1830s, Metz conceived of the notion of leasing a large area of
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The 5,000-acre (20 km) purchase was adequate for the first 800 villagers. However, the success of the community brought new settlers, and by 1854, it was apparent that a larger tract of land was needed. Furthermore, the growth of the nearby city of
Buffalo concerned church elders, who thought
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The Hesse government levied harsher fines and rents against the
Community in the wake of economic turmoil in the late 1830s. Metz and other leaders realized that they had to find a new home for the Community. On August 27, 1842, leaders of the Community gathered at Armenburg, Germany, to discuss a
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in 1933, Foerstner recognized the need for beverage coolers. He started the
Electric Equipment Company in 1934 using $ 3,500 of his own savings. The company was sold to the Amana Society in 1936 and renamed the Electrical Department of the Amana Society, though Foerstner remained as manager. The
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Amana was known for its hospitality towards outsiders. Members would never turn a person in need away. They would feed and shelter the homeless who would pass through on the train. Some would even be hired as laborers. They would receive good wages, a permit home for the length of their stay and
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There was no cooking in the homes of Amana citizens; instead, citizens originally ate together in groups of thirty to forty-five. Communal kitchens, each with its own garden, hosted meals. Men would sit at one table while women and small children would sit at another. Prayers were said in German
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Each community member was provided with an annual sum, with men receiving $ 40 to $ 100 a year depending on their career, women receiving $ 25 to $ 30 a year, and parents of children receiving an additional $ 5 to $ 10 per child. This money was expected to be spent at village stores. Members who
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The Great Council of the Brethren, also known as the Board of Trustees, oversaw the affairs and conduct of the Amana Society. Trustees were expected to tend to the internal affairs of the Society as well as its external business interests. Trustees were elected annually by popular vote from the
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Over 800 members of the Community immigrated to Ebenezer from Germany. The Community founded a "provisional constitution" in 1843 that defined the intentions of the community, which they called the Ebenezer Society. All lands and buildings were to be held in common, and prosperous settlers were
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Amana would interact with the outside world in two ways, buying and selling. Each village had a center of exchange where all goods were purchased. By the 1890s, these stores were buying a great amount of goods and raw materials from the outside world. Just Middle Amana alone had more than 732
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failed to budget adequately would be admonished by the Community. If the member did not mend his ways, they could be expelled by the community. Members who were expelled or voluntarily left the Community would receive all of the money they had invested into the common fund plus interest.
875:, and followers were called Inspirationalists. The Inspirationalists faced the opposition of the governments of the German states because they refused to serve as soldiers and would not send their children to Lutheran public schools. Adherents to the faith were imprisoned,
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three meals a day in the communal kitchen. The homeless were not the only outside help. Amana would hire many outside laborers to do industrial and agricultural jobs. They worked in the woolen shop, the calico-printing shop or one of the many others.
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Each kitchen operated individually and had different practices. However, menus were largely standardized across the colonies to prevent any residents from receiving more than their fair share. Saturday night would offer pork sausages or
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divided up with the end of communalism, the landscape of Amana still reflects its communal heritage. In addition, over 450 communal-era buildings stand in the seven villages—vivid reminders of the past. On June 23, 1965, the
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Gruber died in 1728 and Rock followed in 1749; left without an instrument, the Inspirationalists' numbers declined in the subsequent decades. Within a span of a few months starting in 1817, Michael Krausert,
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Each village was governed by a group of seven to nineteen elders. Decisions would be made for each village by a group of these elders led by one of the trustees. This governing board was known as the
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organizations, as well as the Amana Society, Inc., in conjunction with governmental, land-use and historic preservation ordinances attempt to preserve the natural and built environment of Amana.
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There were as many as fifty-five communal kitchens: sixteen in Amana, ten in Middle Amana, nine in Homestead, six in South and West Amana, and four in East and High Amana. The kitchen boss (
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on October 26. For the next three months, church leaders examined tracts of land to establish a new commune. They agreed to purchase the 5,000-acre (20 km)
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built a railroad station in nearby Homestead. Recognizing the need for the rail connection, the Community purchased the entire village of Homestead (
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if they sought more money, a larger house, or a lighter workload. The Head Elder had the highest level of authority in each village, even over the
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702:Church. Calling themselves the
2781:Shambaugh, Bertha Maude Horack
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1673:– professional baseball player
1559:company was twice awarded the
1491:, combining the English word "
946:Second Treaty of Buffalo Creek
704:True Inspiration Congregations
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1625:Clear Creek–Amana High School
1534:Cedar River Mill, as well as
1400:Community of True Inspiration
1274:
1227:Mittel-Amana (Middle Amana) (
873:Community of True Inspiration
3163:Museums in Iowa County, Iowa
3138:History of Buffalo, New York
2827:Discover Our Shared Heritage
1912:. Amana Church. May 29, 2018
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712:Wahre Inspirations-Gemeinden
29:United States historic place
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932:. The Community arrived in
722:in what is now the town of
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3199:
2794:Webber, Philip E. (2009).
1784:Nordhoff, Charles (2011).
1647:Barbara Heinemann Landmann
1598:
1505:National Historic Landmark
1473:), and a dialect known as
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394:Third International Theory
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2742:Horton, Loren O. (2005).
2703:Hillquit, Morris (1903).
2660:Amana Colonies: 1932-1945
2631:Amana Colonies: 1932-1945
1586:in 1997 and then sold to
1538:, thereby reducing local
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1159:West-Amana (West Amana) (
1125:Süd-Amana (South Amana) (
938:Seneca Indian Reservation
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1193:Ost-Amana (East Amana) (
730:) in 1856. They lived a
666:(or Main Amana, German:
2713:Hinds, William Alfred.
1741:. National Park Service
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844:and began to study the
554:Communities by country
2986:Iowa County Courthouse
2856:Amana Heritage Society
2723:Hoppe, Emilie (1998).
1788:. Hamburg: tredition.
1659:William Henry Prestele
1524:Genencor International
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389:Real utopian sociology
158:Mythical and religious
2473:"Amana Society Farms"
2435:National Park Service
1721:National Park Service
1592:Whirlpool Corporation
1556:repeal of Prohibition
1501:National Park Service
1449:
1407:
1398:Further information:
1311:Marriage and children
521:Intentional community
464:Post-scarcity economy
3039:Fred G. Turner House
2839:Amana Church Society
2674:, 9781467115407. p.
2645:, 9781467115407. p.
2407:Liffring-Zug, Joan.
1576:Raytheon Corporation
1087:Amana vor der Höhe (
338:Dystopian literature
121:Designated NHLD
18:Amana Colonies, Iowa
2954:Ladora Savings Bank
2929:Plagmann Round Barn
2302:, pp. 132–137.
2263:, pp. 111–113.
2251:, pp. 103–110.
1723:. January 23, 2007.
1561:Army-Navy "E" Award
1552:Amana Refrigeration
1546:Amana Refrigeration
1532:International Paper
1436:joint-stock company
1365:, boiled potatoes,
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994:41.8002°N 91.8723°W
990: /
911:. They expanded to
400:Utopia for Realists
356:Communitas perfecta
329:Gulliver's Travels
303:Ideology and Utopia
172:City of the Caesars
2844:2017-07-30 at the
2664:Arcadia Publishing
2635:Arcadia Publishing
2618:U.S. Census Bureau
2599:2017-10-24 at the
1655:– spiritual leader
1649:– spiritual leader
1516:anaerobic digester
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751:Amana-Gesellschaft
204:Garden of the gods
81:Middle Amana, Iowa
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2477:Amana Society Inc
2389:on March 31, 2018
2290:, pp. 25–26.
2227:, pp. 95–97.
2203:, pp. 93–94.
2179:, pp. 78–79.
2152:, pp. 72–73.
2137:, pp. 70–71.
2041:, pp. 51–52.
2017:, pp. 36–38.
1981:, pp. 28–29.
1957:, pp. 22–23.
1761:Nordhoff, Charles
1635:Amana High School
1540:methane emissions
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999:41.8002; -91.8723
889:Barbara Heinemann
828:Origins in Europe
755:Amana Corporation
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546:Sustainable
531:Egalitarian
367:Heterotopia
224:Great Unity
3107:Categories
2672:1467115401
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2370:Hoppe 1998
2358:Hoppe 1998
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1745:October 3,
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767:As of the
688:West Amana
676:High Amana
672:East Amana
595:Millennium
372:Ideal city
293:Literature
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244:Libertatia
219:Satya Yuga
214:Golden Age
209:Shangri-La
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