Love-Hounds-request@GAFFA.MIT.EDU (08/08/89)
Really-From: Lazlo Nibble <csbrkaac@ariel.unm.edu>
Since there's been a lot of "Cloudbusting" talk in the group lately, I
thought I'd pass along the address for the Wilhelm Reich Museum, which
is open during the summer months on Reich's old Orgonon estate. Info
courtesy of the book "Weird, Wonderful America".
Wilhelm Reich Museum
Orgonon
Rangley, ME 04970
(207) 864-3443
Hours: July-Aug: Tue-Fri 10AM-5PM, Sat-Sun 1-5PM
Sept: Sun only, 1-5PM
Admission: Free
Getting There: Rangeley, in the northwestern part of the state,
can be reached by taking Hwy. 4 N. from US Hwy. 2.
They mention that Reich's workshops are displayed intact, and that there's
some hardware on display including something the book calls a "Stormbuster".
Take that as you may. Hope some Love-Hounds can make a pilgrimage and
report back . . . sounds like an interesting place even without the KaTe
connection.
Lazlo (csbrkaac@ariel.unm.edu)
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"We bailed early. Something came down. Somebody died."Love-Hounds-request@GAFFA.MIT.EDU (08/18/89)
Really-From: jw@math.mit.edu Sounds as though some people are thinking of making a trip to Orgonon. If so, let me know. I will be in New Hampshire next year and fancy a trip to Maine. But I have already seen a genuine Reichian orgone accumulator, at a museum in Wien this summer. (Yes, I got back from Europe only yesterday.) The exhibition, called "Wunderblock", was assembled for the 50th anniversary of Freud's death. The orgone device looked like a wooden box with a metal lining, and looked none too cosy, being on the small side for an adult. nice to be getting love-hounds again Julian