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Koreshan State Historic Site History

The remains of an unusual pioneer settlement are preserved on the banks of the Estero River. In 1894, a religious visionary named Cyrus Reed Teed brought his followers from Chicago to Estero to construct a "New Jerusalem." Teed hoped it would become a city of 10 million people practicing the religion of Koreshanity.

Click on the link for more detailed information on the history of the Koreshans: Dr. Cyrus Teed and the New Jerusalem

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