Kenosha, 1893-1912 : History of an Early Bahá'í Community in the United States
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TextProducer: Kalimát Press 1982Subject(s): Abstract: Kenosha was one of the first 3 Baha'i communities established in the United States and either the first or second with an elected local body. By 1900, more than 1% of the Kenosha population was Baha'i. The article covers the establishment of the community by Ibrahim Kheiralla, attacks on it by Stoyan Krstoff Vatralsky, Kheiralla's defection, and the vist by 'Abdu'l-Baha in 1912.
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Kenosha was one of the first 3 Baha'i communities established in the United States and either the first or second with an elected local body. By 1900, more than 1% of the Kenosha population was Baha'i. The article covers the establishment of the community by Ibrahim Kheiralla, attacks on it by Stoyan Krstoff Vatralsky, Kheiralla's defection, and the vist by 'Abdu'l-Baha in 1912.