 The failed experiment cost Wright about US$16,000.Germantown, Tennessee, a present-day suburb of Memphis, was established on the land where Nashoba once stood.After Wright's failure at Nashoba in the late 1820s, she returned to New Harmony, Indiana, where she became the coeditor of "The New Harmony and Nashoba Gazette" (later renamed the "Free Enquirer") with Robert Dale Owen, the eldest son of Robert Owen, the Owenite community's founder.