I visited their Fort Hill compound in-person years ago. (It was in connection with a job I had at the time, we briefly had business with them). They're still a

I visited their Fort Hill compound in-person years ago. (It was in connection with a job I had at the time, we briefly had business with them). They're still a 'commune', when I entered the basement to speak with their office manager I could hear various residents shouting 'outsider in the building!' upstairs, I guess to alert others. It was spooky. One thing the article doesn't note is that Lyman had a second branch of his Fort Hill commune in Hollywood, where they established a fairly successful construction company that's in business to this day, working on movie sets and such