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Ferrer Colony and Ferrer Modern School
The Ferrer Colony and the associated Ferrer Modern School was an anarchist intentional community founded in 1911 in New York City. In 1915 it moved to Piscataway in Middlesex County, New Jersey. The Ferrer Modern School opened later. It lasted for more than 40 years before finally closing in 1953. The project was named after Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, an educator, activist and anarchist who founded the Modern School movement in Spain.〔
==Colony==
The intentional community was run by consensus decision-making. Inhabitants were free to leave or join, with no questions asked. It gained a reputation for being a center of the free love movement, which drew in new inhabitants.〔
The colony purchased farmland for about $100 a plot. The plot was then sold to a community member for $150. By 1922, at their peak, 90 homes had been established. Some of the homes were only lived in during the weekend because people commuted to work in New York City.〔
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