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Printed, with manuscript annotations.

Stamp: 'Richard Clay & Sons Limited, Bungay, Suffolk - OUT 24 Feb. 1912'.

Endorsed on reverse in pencil 'Keep carefully - To be included in first chapters' [possibly relating to the revised 1949 edition for which Jaqueline Tyrwhitt wrote an introduction].

Survey [Graphic], pp. 158-160.

Includes a 'valley section' diagram.

From The Sociological Review, pp. 40-63. Vol. [ ]. January 1927.

Attached: notes by [Jaqueline Tyrwhitt] on 'The Charting of Life'. Manuscript.

Sociological Review. Vol. [ ]. No. [ ]. pp 54-65.

Published by Patrick Geddes & Colleagues, The Outlook Tower, Castlehill, Edinburgh'.

One copy manuscript and one copy printed.

Showing relationships between: folk/work/place, town/city/school/cloister, sense/experience/feeling and ideals/ideas/images.

Endorsed on reverse in pencil: ‘11 June 1917’.

Showing relationships between the sciences and the arts.

Showing successive cultural epochs: Primitive, Matriarchial [sic], Patriarchial [sic], Graeco-Roman, Mediaeval, Renaissance, Liberal, Imperial, Financial, Neotechnic, Geotechnic and Evolutionist (Utopian).

Manuscript.

Partial listing of the slides in the box.

Showing plan of a temple to various gods and goddesses, with their contemporary inversions (eg drudge, harlot, hag, hooligan and doltard).

Birds-eye view of [Olympus] similar to T-TYR 8/7/1 [https://www.ica-atom.org/strathclyde/glass-slide-of-pen-sketch-by-pan-olympus;isad]

Plan of [Olympus], consisting of a large circular room with eight semi-circular alcoves. Two opposite alcoves serve as an entrance/exit staircase and as the entrance to a corridor leading to a second circular room.

Label: ‘William Hume, 14 Lothian Street, Edinburgh’.