The Library is one of the largest collections in the world relating to Quakers and their activities. It is an inspiring resource for understanding peace, prison reform, humanitarian assistance, and the anti-slavery movement as well as Quaker history, faith, thought and practice. Founded in 1673 the Library's collections include books, periodicals, manuscripts and pictures, as well as the archives of the central organisation of Quakers in Britain, known as Britain Yearly Meeting.
Address:
The Library of the Religious Society of Friends in Britain
Friends House
173 - 177 Euston Road
London
NW1 2BJ
United Kingdom
Website: www.quaker.org.uk/libraryEmail: library@quaker.org.ukPhone: 020 7663 1135
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