He never met a subject he wouldn’t read his way to the bottom of. Every book he kept, more than 1,113 of them, catalogued by his family so you can walk his shelves from wherever you are.
The oldest, the rarest, and the ones that tell you the most about the man. Swipe along the shelf.
From an 1865 volume of prophecy lectures to books published this decade: the collection keeps time with the century he lived through.
You can read a life off its bookshelves. His say: an engineer’s hands, a historian’s patience, a believer’s heart, and an ear that was always listening.
Search by title, author, or publisher. Tap any book to see its details up close.
Some books were read to pieces: pocket New Testaments too fragile to catalogue, handbooks soft at the spine. Ten more kept their secrets, barcodes that no library on earth recognizes. We like to think he’d have enjoyed the mystery.
This archive was made by his family, with love, in 2026. If a book catches your eye, ask. The boxes are real, and so was he.