Book Art Museum

The Book Art Museum is located in the villa of one of the Łódź industrialists, Henryk Grohman, in Księży Młyn. It is the only Polish museum that handles with the book arts. There is a collection of artist's books and machines that have been used since the Middle Ages to manufacture books. The significant part of the exhibition is a set of templates from the Warsaw Font Foundry, and devices for production of these templates.

The Grohman's Villa has been built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The interiors of the neo-Gothic building are decorated in the style of the Vienna Secession. The museum continues the tradition initiated by the owner. Grohman was a collector of books, lithographs, graphics, and musical instruments. The facility was established in 1993. It collects items related to the artistic production of books. Visitors can examine how books since medieval to modern times have been created.

The Museum has reconstructed the working places of medieval conventual copyists, there are also the first devices for printing books. The largest part of the collection comes from the 19th and 20th centuries. Besides the printing house, there are trimmers for paper cutting, book stitching devices, decorative font sets, papermaking and font production devices, and workshop equipment for book arts processing.