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Two versions of a photograph of a group of people in front of the entrance to Teviot Row House (University of Edinburgh Students' Union). Patrick Geddes: second row, right of centre; Anna Geddes: fourth row, fourth to the left of Patrick Geddes; Thomas R. Marr: front row, sixth from the right.

'Alexander A Inglis [...] Edinburgh' endorsed on the reverse.

'Alyth 1905. (at Miss G[ ]ths)' endorsed on envelope in manuscript in pencil (blue) by Patrick Geddes.

Anon.

'James Norval Dunfermline Alloa'

'David Foggie 1915' signed on plate.

'Bieris, & Co [...] Darjeeling'

Anon.

• 'The Congresses at the Paris Exhibition'. The Times. 9 April.
• 'The International Science Association'. 24 March.
• 'The Paris Exhibition'. 4 June.
• 'Our Note Book - a cleaning house for science'. 18 May.
• 'A Hint from the International Assembly'. Glasgow Evening Times. 24 October.
• Article relating to Patrick Geddes. From The Steamship. May 1901.
• 'United States at Paris - elaborate preparations for the Exposition'.
• 'The Paris Exposition - "A Wouller" - unwanted absence of English tourists'. From Westminster Gazette.
• Article relating to Exhibition. Pallmall Gazette 25 September 1899.
• 'International Ties and Relations'. N.E. Daily Gazette. 19 October 1899.
• 'To Advance Science. Branch of Paris Educational Assembly is organised'. Chicago Evening Post. 26 February.
• Article relating to Exhibition. Philadelphia Inquirer, 4 February.
• 'Notable experiments made by scientists'. Worcester Gazette. 6 April.
• 'Sir Robert Pullar and the Paris Exhibition'. The Courier. July.
• 'The Upshot of the Paris Exhibition'. Review of Reviews. November.
• 'Benefits of Exposition - Patrick Geddes an ardent advocate of such fairs'. 19 February.
• 'An international assembly in Paris'.
• 'Mr. Dooley on the Paris Exposition'. New York Times.
• 'The British Association and the Paris Exposition'.
• 'The Paris and Glasgow Exhibitions'. Glasgow Herald. 12 May.
• 'Great work at Exposition'. Chicago Evening Post. 26 February.
• 'Professor Geddes in this country to found an International Society - New Educational Movement'. Tribune. February.

Includes: small draft outline of programme and Outlook Tower Guide for an Edinburgh Winter Meeting; notice for Junior Outlook Tower Association; Outlook Tower, suggested subjects for photographs (possibly for publicity purposes). Manuscript and typescript.

Possibly relate to the Current Events Club, Outlook Tower, 1934-1935. Many are obituaries of eminent men of science or relate to the subjects of education, civic improvement in Edinburgh, with some book reviews.