Social Welfare History Project Shakers – A Utopian Community: Founded In U.S. 1776
About the Film | The Shakers | Ken Burns | PBS
The Two Rebeccas: Queer black pair founded Shaker religious community in 1800s
With the Death of One of the Last Three Shakers, an American Religious Tradition Takes a Step Closer to Extinction | Religion Dispatches
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Biography of Ann Lee, Founder of the Shakers
Design Miami 2017: The legacy of Shaker furniture | CNN
History of the Shakers (U.S. National Park Service)
Shakers - Wikipedia
Shakers - Wikipedia
Ann Lee - Wikipedia
Ann Lee, A Woman of Great Faith
Shaker Ideals Find New Acolytes in Food, Fashion and Art Worlds - The New York Times
Shakerism in America – Legends of America
The Shakers and the American Revolution - Journal of the American Revolution
American Socialism Travels: Lessons From the Shakers of New Lebanon. By: Mitchell K. Jones - MIDWESTERN MARX
The Indian Shaker Church: Uniquely Pacific Northwest | Sno-Isle Libraries
The Shakers - Shakers
One Of The Last Shakers, Sister Frances Carr, Dies At 89 : The Two-Way : NPR
The Shakers « Canterbury Shaker Village | Shakers, Simpler lifestyle, American history
Rebecca Jackson | History of American Women
The Shakers Religion & Community | Ken Burns | PBS | The Shakers | Ken Burns | PBS
Ann Lee (Founder of the Shakers) - On This Day
The Shakers and the American Revolution - Journal of the American Revolution
