Jan Lorentowicz's article "Polska Stacja Naukowa w Paryżu" ("Polish Scientific Station in Paris") in the magazine "Świat", 1930, no. 16, pp. 6-7 (public domain, reprinted after the Mazowiecka Biblioteka Cyfrowa) describes the activities and collections of the Polish Library in Paris, as well as the activities of the Scientific Station of the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences, which functioned alongside it as a scientific and research and archival institution. The director of the Library in the years 1926-1956, Franciszek Jerzy Pułaski, agreed to send part of the collection to the new National Library in Warsaw. A museum dedicated to Adam Mickiewicz was organised in four rooms of the Polish Library in Paris. The main initiator of the museum and donor of the poet's memorabilia was his eldest son, Władysław. The article is illustrated with photographs showing the interiors of the Mickiewicz museum.