New Harmony, Indiana, United States
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New Harmony is a town in the United States located in Posey County, Indiana, 15 miles (24 km) north of Mount Vernon, Indiana, the county seat, on the Wabash River.
 Rapp Granary in New Harmony, Indiana, completed in the year 1818, restored in 1997-1999. |
 Johann Georg Rapp (= George Rapp) 1757-1847. |
 German Clothing of the members in the Harmony Society |
 View to New Harmony on the Wabash River by Karl Bodmer 1832 – 1833. |
 New Harmony on the Wabash River painted by Karl Bodmer 1832 – 1833. |
 New Harmony 1832-1833. Steel engraving after Karl Bodmer. |
 The church of New Harmony 1832. Watercolor by Karl Bodmer. |
 Both Churches in New Harmony May 1826. Sketch by Charles Alexandre Lesueur. |
 New Harmony in the year 1831. Sketch from Charles Alexandre Lesueur. |
 The Wabash River near New Harmony painted by Karl Bodmer 1832 – 1833. |
 Portrait of Thomas Say. |
_by_John_Cranch,_1845.jpg) Portrait of Robert Owen 1845 by John Cranch. |
 The Great Traveller Charles Alexandre Lesueur in the Forest. Lithograph after the watercolor: Lesueur, the Naturalist at New Harmony by Karl Bodmer. |
_printed_1838.jpg) A bird's eye view of a community in New Harmony, Indiana, United States, as proposed by Robert Owen. Engraving by F. Bate, London 1838. |
 New Harmony as imagined by Robert Owen and drawn by an English architect. Gabled houses and futuristic buildings were to be on a square enclosing botanical gardens. |
 The Atheneum from Richard Meier in New Harmony, Indiana, United States |
 The canopy in the "Roofless Church" in New Harmony, Indiana, United States, designed 1960 by the architect Philip Johnson. |
 Paul Tillich’s gravestone in the Paul Tillich Park, New Harmony, Indiana, United States. |
.JPG) Bust of Paul Johannes Tillich by James Rosati in New Harmony. |
