Geography
Just released Harmony is placed at 38°7'43" North, 87°56'3" West (38.128583, -87.934122).

Based on data from a United States Census Bureau, the town has the aggregate region of Ace.Heptad km² (0.6 mi²). Unity.Sevener kilometre² (Zero.Hexad mi²) of these are l& and Single.56% is water supply.

History
Future Harmony, at one time known as "Harmony," was built per Harmony Society, headed by George Rapp (also referred to as Johann Georg Rapp). This was a 2nd of troika towns built per German religious class action, called Rappites. While a society decided to draw back to Pennsylvania, it sold a 30,000 acres (121 kilometer²) of l& and buildings to Robert Owen, the Welsh utopian thinker and meliorist for $150,000, world health organization so changed a title from either "Harmony" to "New Harmony." Owen recruited residents to his exemplary community, however the total of factors led to an early breakup of the communitarian experiment.

A experiment was established around 1825 & dissolved inside 1829 due to constant quarrels. A town banned money & more trade good. American individualist anarchist, Josiah Warren, who was one of the original participants in the Future Harmony Society, asserted that community was doomed to failure due to a deficiency of single sovereignty & personal estate. He says of the community: "It seemed that the difference of opinion, tastes and purposes increased just in proportion to the demand for conformity. Two years were worn out in this way; at the end of which, I believe that not more than three persons had the least hope of success. Most of the experimenters left in despair of all reforms, and conservativism felt itself confirmed. We had tried every conceivable form of organization and government. We had a world in miniature. --we had enacted the French revolution over again with despairing hearts instead of corpses as a result. ...It appeared that it was nature's own inherent law of diversity that had conqured us ...our "united interests" were directly at war with the individualities of persons and circumstances and the instinct of self-preservation... and it was evident that just in proportion to the contact of persons or interests, so are concessions and compromises indespensable." (Periodical Letter II 1856)

Demographics
When of the censusof 2000, there are 916 people, 382 menage, & 228 families living in the town. A population density is 552.6/km² (1,441.5/mi²). There are 432 housing units at an typical density of 260.6/km² (679.8/mi²). A racial makeup of the town is 98.91% White, 0.00% African American, 0.55% Native American, 0.22% Asian, 0.00% Pacific Islander, 0.00% from other races, and 0.33% from two or more races. Cipher.44% of the people are Hispanic or Latino of any race.

There are 382 menage away from which Twenty-seven.0% use kids under a age of Eighteen swallow the two, 46.9% come married couples living together, 9.9% have a female homeowner by having there are no married man present, & Forty.1% come non-families. 38.0% of everthing house come manufactured higher of souls & Twenty-one.2% keep around somebody residing alone world health organization is 65 years aged or even older. A typical house size is Deuce.Dozen & a typical personal size is Deuce.Fourscore.

In a town the people is spread retired by owning Xx.3% under a age of Eighteen, Quatern.5% from either 18 to Two dozen, Xxi.2% from either 25 to 44, Xxiv.7% from either 45 to 64, & Twenty-nine.4% world health organization come 65 years aged or even older. A median age is 47 years. For each One c females there are 82.Little phoebe males. For each C females age Eighteen & ended, there are 71.Quatern males.

the median income for a home in the town is $28,182, & the median income for a personal is $40,865. Males have a median income of $39,250 versus $21,607 for females. A per capita income for the town is $17,349. Dozen.4% of the people & Dozen.2% of families come beneath a poverty line. Away from a amount people, Xiv.8% of people under a age of 18 & 17.1% of victims 65 & older come residing beneath a poverty level.

The Paul Tillich Park
Paul Tillich Park commemorates a illustrious 20th century theologiser, Paul Johannes Tillich. A park was dedicated in 2 June 1963, and Tillich's ashes were buried there within 1965.

Situated good through Northward Maaround Street from either the Roofless Church in Up to date Harmony, Indianthe, a park consists of a have of evergreen plant in elevated ground surrounding a paseo. Along a paseo there are many big stones in which are then inscribed quotations from either Tillich's writings. James Rosati's sculpture of Tillich's head rises at the to the north prevent of the paseo, backed by the clearing & a big pool.

Victims world health organization hike a park now can ponder quotations from either Tillich's writings inscribed in big rocks along a pathway. A words Human & nature & severity belong together in their created glory - in their tragedy and in their salvation come especially appropriate: Human representing a communitarians of Newly Harmony - that is, a Harmonists & a Owenites - nature and severity representing a naturalists at Just released Harmony world health organization found life-secrets & globe-secrets of creation. A word tragedy tells very much of Just released Harmony history, when of tons man history, & salvation crowns a individual own experience as a promise uniform by owning Harmonist faith & Tillich's mission.

Literature: The Story of New Harmony
Don Blair, A Freshly Harmony Story, A Fresh Harmony Publication Committee, 1967. William E. Wilson, A Angel & a Serpent, A Story of Future Harmony, Indiana University Click, Bloomington, 1967, 2nd edition. G. B. Lockwood, A Recently Harmony Communities, (Future York, 1905)

Literature: Paul Tillich and New Harmony, The Paul-Tillich-Park in New Harmony
Ruediger Reitz, Paul Tillich und Just released Harmony, Evangelisches Verlagswerk Stuttgart/Germany, 1970. Wilhelm & Marion Pauck, Paul Tillich: His Life & Thought; Volume I: Life, Harper & Row, New York, 1976.

Literature: The Atheneum and Richard Meier, Architect.
Richard Meier Designer. Just released York: Rizzoli, 1984. pp. 190-215. Abercrombie, Stanley. "A Vision Continued." AIA Journal, mid-Could 1980, pp. 126-137. "The Architecture of the Promenade: The Atheneum." International Architect Three, 1980, pp. 13-Two dozen. Cassara, Silvio. "Intrinsic Qualities of Remembrances. The Atheneum at New Harmony, Indiana." Parametro, July/August 1976, pp. 16-19, 59. Cohen, Arthur. "Richard Meier, Creator of a New Harmony: An Architect Builds a Classic Meeting Hall for the Nations Heartland." United Mainliner, March 1980, pp. 25-65. Huxtable, Ada Louise. "A Radical New Addition for Mid-America." A Just released York Days, 30 September 1979, sec. Deuce, pp. Ace, 31. Goldberger, Paul. "The Atheneum: Utopia Lives." Vogue, February 1980, pp. 250-251, 296. Klotz, Heinrich, ed. "Das Athenaeum." Text by Richard Meier. Jahrbuch für Architektur: Neues Bauen 1980-1981, pp. 53-64. Magnago Lampugnani, Vittorio. Architecture of My Century inside Drawings: Utopia & Reality. Stuttgart: Verlag Gerd Hatje, 1982, pp. 106-107. Marlin, William. "Dissonance in New Harmony." Inland Architect, December 1981, pp. 20-28. Marlin, William. "Revitalizing Architectural Legacy of an American 'Camelot.'" A Christian Science Monitor, 16 April 1976, p. Twenty-six. Rykwert, Joseph. "New Harmony Propylaeon." Domus, February 1980, pp. 12-17. Shezen, Roberto. "La via storica: L'Atheneum di New harmony nell' Indiana di Richard Meier." Gran Bazaar, January/February 1982, pp. 128-135. Stephens, Suzanne. "Emblematic Edifice: The Atheneum, New Harmony, Indiana." Progressive Architecture, February 1980, pp. 67-75. Zevi, Bruno. "Un UFO nel campo de grano." Fifty'Espresso, 6 April 1980, p. 124. Futagawa, Yukio, ed. "Collage and Study Sketches for the Atheneum."; "Meier's Atheneum." by Kenneth Frampton; "Richard Meier, An American Architect." by Arthur Cohen; "The Atheneum, New Harmony, Ind. (First Scheme)."; "The Atheneum (Executed Scheme)." GA Document One, 1980, pp. 25-65. Futagawa, Yukio, ed. "The Atheneum, New Harmony, Indiana. 1975-1979." Text by Paul Goldberger. Spherical Architecture Sixty, 1981. Reprinted around Spherical Architectre Book Sextuplet: Public Buildings. Tokyo: The.D.The. Edita Co., 1981, north.p. Haker, Werner. "New Harmony und das Athenaeum von Richard Meier." Werk, Bauen + Wohnen, December 1980, pp. 44-53. "Harmonious Museum for New Harmony." Life, February 1980, pp. 60-62. Meier, Richard. "Comments on The Atheneum, New Harmony, Indiana; Manchester Civic Center, Manchester, New Hampshire." Harvard Architectural Read, Spring 1981, pp. 176-187. Reprinted inside French. Les Cahiers de la Recherche Architecturale, November 1982, pp. 66-73. "The Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureates." Zodiac Twelve. Includes "The World's Greatest Architect." by Francesco Dal Co; "Statement on Architecture." by Richard Meier. Editrice Abitare: Milan, 1995.