Preparation Canyon

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Preparation Canyon was a 19th-century Mormon settlement in western Iowa founded by Charles B. Thompson, known for its brief, controversial communal experiment before being largely abandoned.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mormon settlement
communal religious community
historic settlement
approximateEnd late 1850s
associatedWith Charles B. Thompson movement
Latter Day Saint schismatic groups
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentUse state park area
dissolutionReason controversy over leadership and property
internal conflict
founder Charles B. Thompson NERFINISHED
hasPart Preparation Canyon State Park NERFINISHED
heritageStatus site of historical interest
historicalEvent establishment of a communal religious society
historicalStatus largely abandoned by late 19th century
inception 1853
locatedIn Iowa
Loess Hills region NERFINISHED
western Iowa NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Monona County, Iowa NERFINISHED
namedAfter the concept of spiritual preparation
notableFor brief communal experiment
controversial leadership of Charles B. Thompson
schism from main Latter-day Saint migration to Utah
partOf Mormon settlements in Iowa
populationCharacteristic Mormon settlers
religiousTradition Latter Day Saint movement NERFINISHED
socialStructure communal living experiment
terrainFeature steep hills
wooded ravines
timePeriod 19th century

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Preparation Canyon State Park namedAfter Preparation Canyon