The Stockholm Swedenborg Library
(Swedenborgsbiblioteket vid Skanstull)
The Library at Skanstull, Stockholm, has a collection of 3200 titles by and on Swedenborg and the New Church in Latin, Swedish, English, German, Dutch, French and other languages.
Editions of Swedenborg's works, including original prints of the Theological Writings from the eighteenth century and further editions up until the present, are accompanied by 4000 titles "Swedenborgiana". They include books on Swedenborg by authors, artists, poets and historians in the form of biographies, novels, essays, drama, dictionaries, genealogical material, New Church history, history of religion, history of science, personal history, history of ideas.
Most of this material is in the Swedish language and chronicles the activity of the New Church in Sweden. Facsimilies of Swedenborg's manuscripts in his fascinating and precise hand are also available.
To visit the Swedenborg Library in Stockholm Sweden, please contact the Rev. Andrei Vashestov:
Rev. Andrei Vashestov,
Isbergavägen 36
125 55 Älvsjö
Swedenborg Forum & Bibliotek
Ölandsgatan 51
116 63 STOCKHOLM
SWEDEN
Tel: 08 645 0160, 070 471 5211
[email protected]
Editions of Swedenborg's works, including original prints of the Theological Writings from the eighteenth century and further editions up until the present, are accompanied by 4000 titles "Swedenborgiana". They include books on Swedenborg by authors, artists, poets and historians in the form of biographies, novels, essays, drama, dictionaries, genealogical material, New Church history, history of religion, history of science, personal history, history of ideas.
Most of this material is in the Swedish language and chronicles the activity of the New Church in Sweden. Facsimilies of Swedenborg's manuscripts in his fascinating and precise hand are also available.
To visit the Swedenborg Library in Stockholm Sweden, please contact the Rev. Andrei Vashestov:
Rev. Andrei Vashestov,
Isbergavägen 36
125 55 Älvsjö
Swedenborg Forum & Bibliotek
Ölandsgatan 51
116 63 STOCKHOLM
SWEDEN
Tel: 08 645 0160, 070 471 5211
[email protected]
