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Archaeological Remnants of 1818 Meeting House South Union Shaker Village

Constructed in 1818, the Meeting House at South Union Shaker Village served as the primary, gender-segregated sanctuary for communal worship until the community's dissolution in 1922, its precise footprint and sub-surface architectural remnants remain preserved within the historic landscape.

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Category:Architecture and Structures
Subcategory:Places of Interest
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Keywords:1818 Meeting House, South Union Shaker Village, Shakers, Kentucky history, utopian society, historic preservation, archaeological site, Auburn KY, Logan County, 19th century architecture, religious heritage, historic landmarks, communal living, cultural heritage, foundations, remnants, archaeological, Photo Captures by Jeffery, Jeffery T Johnson, Kentucky

Archaeological Remnants of 1818 Meeting House South Union Shaker Village