Walter Russell

Walter Russell
Born	19 May 1871(1871-05-19) Boston, Massachusetts
Died	19 May 1963 (92) Waynesboro, Virginia
Affiliations	University of Science and Philosophy

Walter Bowman Russell (May 19, 1871 - May 19, 1963) was an American painter, sculptor, musician, author, and proponent of certain scientific and "New Age" hypotheses, which he taught and lectured on through his University of Science and Philosophy at the Swannanoa Palace near Waynesboro, Virginia.

Selected Bibliography

• Russell, Walter (1926), Russell, Louise, ed., The Universal One: an Exact Science of the One Visible and Invisible Universe of Mind, New York: Brieger Press 
• Russell, Walter (1926), The Russell Genero-Radiative Concept: or The Cyclic Theory of Continuous Motion, New York: L. Middleditch Co. 
• Russell, Walter (1947), The Secret of Light, New York: Walter Russell 
• Russell, Walter (1948), The Message of the Divine Iliad, 1, New York: Walter Russell 
• Russell, Walter (1949), The Message of the Divine Iliad, 2, New York: Walter Russell 
• Russell, Walter (1949), The Book of Early Whisperings, Swannanoa, Va.: Walter Russell Foundation 
• Russell, Walter; Russell, Lao (1950-52), The Home Study Course, Swannanoa, Va.: Walter Russell Foundation 
• Russell, Walter; Russell, Lao (1951), Scientific Answer to Human Relations, Swannanoa, Va.: Walter Russell Foundation 
• Russell, Walter (1953), A New Concept of the Universe, Swannanoa, Va.: Walter Russell Foundation 
• Russell, Walter; Russell, Lao (1957), Atomic Suicide?, Swannanoa, Va.: University of Science & Philosophy 
• Russell, Walter; Russell, Lao (1958), The World Crisis: Its Explanation and Solution, Swannanoa, Va.: University of Science & Philosophy 
• Russell, Walter; Russell, Lao (1960), The One-World Purpose, Swannanoa, Va.: University of Science & Philosophy 

Reading

• Clark, Glenn (1945), The Man Who Tapped the Secrets of the Universe, St. Paul, Minn.: Macalester Park Pub. Co.