In 1992, two historical markers were erected along U.S. Route 202 to recount the legacy left by the nearly forgotten experimental community whose new style of country living received national attention in the 1930s, and gave hope and inspiration to struggling families of the Depression.
In 1992 two historical markers were erected along US Route 202 to recount the legacy left by the nearly forgotten experimental community whose new style of country living received national attention in the 1930s and gave hope and inspiration to struggling families of the Depression