Phineas Parkhurst Quimby's Writings

The collection of Phineas Parkhurst Quimby's writings consist of:

Lecture Notes:  A collection of booklets numbered one through seven are preserved in the Boston University collection.  The internal evidence of these booklets, would suggest they were written some time after 1844 and prior to 1847.

Dr. Quimby's Letters to His Patients:  Although he held no formal academic degrees, the title of Doctor was bestowed on Phineas Parkhurst Quimby by his friends, family, and the people who came to him, seeking relief from physical ailments and undesirable conditions.  There are approximately 70 letters to his patients, in the Boston University collection.

P. P. Quimby's Writings:  The largest body of material is in the form of articles or essays. "Park" as he was called by his friends and family, referred to these writings as "pieces". These writings are preserved in both the Library of Congress and Boston University.

The Quimby Writings may be read chronologically (where possible, not all of the materials are dated) or alphabetically by clicking on the appropriate link.  You may search this entire web site.

An Internet version of the Phineas Parkhurst Quimby - Concordance on CD Rom, has been added to this web site and may be used free of charge.  To access the Internet Concordance System,  please click here.