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Illustrations, photographs, maps and plans of individual towns, cities and regions in Scotland.

This series is part of Patrick Geddes’ large collection of maps, plans, photographs, prints and drawings of countries and regions around the world. Much of this collection was part of Geddes' Cities and Town Planning Exhibition.

Two reproductions of photographs of Marishal College, University of Aberdeen, mounted on backing sheets.

Anon.; George Washington Wilson.

From unidentified publications.

Six views of proposed improvements in Pittencrief Park, Dunfermline.

Anon. [George Shaw Aitken and Patrick Geddes].

'Callander Parish Perthshire'

Ordnance Survey map.

Anon.

Scale: 1:2500.

'Supplied by W. & A.K. Johnston Edinburgh' stamped in top margin.

'Ordnance Survey Maps & Government Publications Sole Agents for Scotland John Menzies & Co Edinburgh & Glasgow' relief stamp in bottom margin.

'Bartholomew's Large Plan of Edinburgh & Leith' [incomplete].
'The Edinburgh Geographical Institute'
'John Bartholomew & Co'

Anon.

Scale: 15 inches to 1 mile.

Two photographs of Edinburgh.

Anon.; George Washington Wilson.

Seven photographs of Calton Jail during demolition of the building, and of Waverley Station.

'Francis Caird Inglis photographer' endorsed on reverse with rubber stamp.

Three postcards of drawings of Edinburgh and the Castle.
'J.N.'

J.N. monogram.

Verses printed underneath each illustration.

One map and one postcard of George IV Bridge.

Anon.

Two sketches for improvement of the Mound.

Various authors after Alexander Trotter.

Two sheets with reproductions of photographs of Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh.

Anon.

Two versions of an illustration of Parliament Square with St. Giles' Cathedral in the background, mounted on cardboard.

Anon.

Perspective view of the Mound from Ramsay Garden to Bank Street showing the improvements proposed by Patrick Geddes.

George Shaw Aitken after Patrick Geddes.

'Outlook Tower, Castlehill'

Anon.

Seasons greetings dated 1 January 1922 from 'M.R.' to [Patrick Geddes] on the reverse in manuscript in ink.

Text mentions also hexagram slip notes and Frank Charles Mears.