The Abode of the Message, founded in 1975 by Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan of the Sufi Order International, is marking its 50th anniversary with a three-day retreat.

Mt. Lebanon is now host to 84 Lumber Co.’s new Andersen Showroom, which was unveiled on Monday in an effort by the company to ...

The last Shaker sister at Canterbury Village died in 1992, ending centuries of tradition in New Hampshire. This religious group lived without marriage, shared everything they owned, and made some of ...

The Shaker village at Mount Lebanon, New York, made an especially strong impression on him. Prosperous, productive, and neat as a pin, it was also unnervingly quiet.

You can currently get a set of six beautiful dining chairs from the Shaker village of Mount Lebanon for around £15,000. Recommended Interiors Quiet luxury heats up with the hidden kitchen ...

in Mount Lebanon, NY, Jody and Rita’s go-to source for inspiration. “We worked by interrogating the layout and every finish.” ...

Jackson Arn reviews “Anything but Simple: Gift Drawings and the Shaker Aesthetic,” a surprising show at the American Folk Art Museum.

Both of the men had arrived from Mt. Lebanon, New York, which is located near the Hudson River, and not a great distance from the large Shaker community that was located in western Massachusetts.

With funds provided from the community at Mt. Lebanon, they were able to purchase a 400-acre parcel for a farm operation. The Shaker barn in Windsor, built by Levi Shaw in 1880.

Mount Lebanon Shaker Village, founded in 1787, was the first Shaker community fully organized and governed by a set of guiding theological, economic and social principles.