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'Lashkar City showing proposed new streets, gardens etc.'
'Lanchester & Rickards Arch[itec]ts [ ] London'
'Cities Exhibition [lent by] H.V. Lanchester'

Scale: 1 1/8 inches to 300 feet

Three sheets of a map of Lucknow, comprising sixteen sheets.
'Printed by W. Achenwall, Lucknow.'

Scale: 16 inches to 1 mile

Two sheets with photographs and technical drawings of dwellings at Lalimli settlement, probably for Lalimli Cotton Mills at Cawnpore.

Anon.

Thirty photographs of buildings and views in Lucknow and [ ].

Anon. [Patrick Geddes]

Most items endorsed by [Patrick Geddes] on reverse in manuscript in pencil.

Geddes, 'Lucknow Report', column numbers in () after title.

Seven glass slides of notable buildings and views at Lucknow.

Anon.

Two versions of the same map of Madras.

Anon. [Henry Vaughan Lanchester]

Scale: 2 inches to 3 furlongs

Two sheets with photographs of temple buildings at Madurai.

Anon.

'Nagpur City and Civil Station'

Anon.; after Patrick Geddes

Maps probably part of Patrick Geddes's survey of Nagpur [see Geddes, 'Nagpur Report', p. 1].

Two glass slides of Akbar's Tomb (at Sikandra?).

Anon.

Nine glass slides of notable buildings and views at Udaipur.

Anon.

Scale unspecified.

Scale unspecified.

Plan incomplete in top left corner.

Two plans of the Taj Garden, mounted on one sheet.

• 'Plan of Taj Garden Taken 1908 with Numbers and Names of Plots'; anon.; scale: 1 inch to 200 feet; black and white; 19.1 x 27.1 cm on 21.2 x 29.2 cm backing
• 'Macdonnel Park The Taj and Khanialams Govt. Nursery Agra Survey Plan showing the details of work and Projects 1908'; 'Office of Superintendent Govt. Gardens Agra by Rahimuddin, D.'; scale: 1 inch to 100 feet; colour; plan amended in right half; Taj garden coloured and extended to south and west; to the north signature indicating '('Black Taj') Garden'

Anon., D[ ] Rahimuddin.

'Taj Mahal'

'Ground Plan of Taj Mahal Proposed Extension' endorsed in manuscript in pencil in top margin.

Anon.

Scale: 1 inch to 200 feet

View of the Taj Mahal from the south.

Anon.