Exploring Florida's unique social fabric, this book delves into various utopian communities that have emerged throughout its history. From the eighteenth-century plantations of British philanthropists to the Koreshan Unity's Hollow Earth theory, it highlights settlers seeking religious freedom, alternative lifestyles, and innovative agricultural practices. Historians Joe Knetsch and Nick Wynne analyze the motivations behind these communities and their lasting impact on the state's identity, showcasing Florida as a land of hope and diverse aspirations.
