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Samuel Goldman (sculptor)

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Samuel Goldman
a child and two adults pose with props
the Goldmans in the 1910s

Samuel Goldman (1882–1969) built a house on Fellowship Farms in Piscataway Township, New Jersey in 1915. In 1934, he organized the Anarchist Federation of America.[1][2]

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Stucco relief from Goldman family home

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References

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  1. ^ Mark Sceurman. Weird NJ. Weird NJ. Goldman built 143 School Street in 1915 in a Utopian commune called Fellowship Farms. Most of the street names in the commune reflected the ideals and ...
  2. ^ Randall Gabrielan (June 2001). Piscataway Township. Arcadia. ISBN 9780738504391. Sculptor Samuel Goldman built his Fellowship Farm house at 141 School Street with his own hands. It was an eclectic series of assembled cubes. ...
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