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The center of this region lies in or near the town of Dunkerton, Iowa, slightly north of east of Waterloo, Iowa. [[Mr. Thompson]] gave the name Harmony City to the project campus and the lands surrounding it.

The center of this region lies in or near the town of Dunkerton, Iowa, slightly north of east of Waterloo, Iowa. [[Mr. Thompson]] gave the name Harmony City to the project campus and the lands surrounding it.

In the last year of the strike (probably 1929), the Xylophone was completed. That the instrument had no greater range than a hundred miles was due entirely to the refusal by [[Henry Rearden]] to fulfil a peremptory order for Rearden Metal to use to build the Xylophone. The builders presumably had to use ordinary [[steel]], supplied by the Associated Steel Company, owned by Orren Boyle. This fact might also have caused a crucial delay in the building of the project, because Associated Steel was notoriously unreliable in the fulfillment of its orders.

In the last year of the strike (probably 1957), the Xylophone was completed. That the instrument had no greater range than a hundred miles was due entirely to the refusal by [[Henry Rearden]] to fulfil a peremptory order for Rearden Metal to use to build the Xylophone. The builders presumably had to use ordinary [[steel]], supplied by the Associated Steel Company, owned by Orren Boyle. This fact might also have caused a crucial delay in the building of the project, because Associated Steel was notoriously unreliable in the fulfillment of its orders.

== The demonstration ==

== The demonstration ==