Mill Lade at Dunfermline.
Offprint of figure 85 in Geddes, 'City Development', p.127.
Anon. [James Norval].
Norval, James, 1862-1936, photographerMill Lade at Dunfermline.
Offprint of figure 85 in Geddes, 'City Development', p.127.
Anon. [James Norval].
Norval, James, 1862-1936, photographerTwo reproductions of photographs of houses in Dunfermline before and after improvement, mounted on one sheet.
Anon. [James Norval].
Figures 3 and 4 in Geddes, 'City Development', p. 15.
Norval, James, 1862-1936, photographerPhotograph of the Tollbooth at Dunfermline mounted on cardboard.
'Jas. Norval'
'Dunfermline' endorsed on reverse in manuscript in red crayon.
Norval, James, 1862-1936, photographerDiscusses dispatch of plans to the Outlook Tower. Mention of the town planner, Sir Leslie Patrick Abercrombie and British Civic Survey Plans.
Lanchester, Henry Vaughan, 1863-1953, architect and town plannerBusiness card with note of introduction to Smyrna Missionaries
Christie, Thomas Davidson, 1843-1923, clergy and educatorThanks Patrick Geddes for all his work towards Sir Thomas Hanbury's album in honour of his 75th Birthday. Short account of his funeral. Headed notepaper. Reference to Mr. Home.
Berger, Alwin, 1871-1931, botanistDiscusses the design of the Address for the Album in honour of Sir Thomas Hanbury's 75th Birthday. Lady Hanbury has sent a copy of her husband's armorial bearings to Florence. Mentions Mr. Home. Also reference to Sir Thomas Hooker, Sir Dietrich Brandis, Professor Paul Ascherson, Baron Henry Schroder and Miss Bailey. Headed notepaper.
Berger, Alwin, 1871-1931, botanistSince Lady Hanbury and Mr. Cecil Hanbury refuse to promise a secure future for the Bergers at La Mortola, after ten years service, Alvin Berger is looking for something else. Headed notepaper.
Berger, Alwin, 1871-1931, botanistIncludes a list of names of botanists and where they come from, in connection with the album to honour the 75th Birthday of the late Sir Thomas Hanbury. Also a subscription list (in francs) for the album and illuminated address; and a copy of the 'In Memoriam' order of service to Sir Thomas.
Berger, Alwin, 1871-1931, botanistThanks Geddes for writing to people about a new post for Berger. He will not be returning to England in the near future. Mention of Sir William Dyer. Headed notepaper.
Berger, Alwin, 1871-1931, botanistThanks Patrick Geddes on behalf of the Hanbury family, for the 'In Memoriam' which he wrote for the late Sir Thomas Hanbury. Headed notepaper. Refers to Mr. Home.
Berger, Alwin, 1871-1931, botanistWith reference to the death of Victor Branford. Promises a donation to a memorial. Reference to Thomas R. Marr at Montpellier.
Barclay, Thomas, 1853-1941, barrister, economic writer and politicianClipping from an unidentified newspaper announcing the award of a loving cup (the Sir James Miller trophy) to Allan Glen's School in recognition of their success in the BBC radio quiz programme,'Top of the Form'. The school thus became the first recipient of the loving cup, which was presented annually to the person or persons who had done the most during the year to bring distinction to the city of Glasgow.
Advertising poster for a debate on the theme: 'Is socialism impracticable?' Not dated.
Two advertising posters for the Allan Glen's School Debating Society dance on Friday 30 March [1928].