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Closing address at University College, Dundee. Reprinted from Scots Magazine, August 1890.

First copy. Stamp: '4 June 1947'. Label: Library of the Association for Planning and Regional Reconstruction Ltd.

Second copy. Endorsed: '1890' and 'J. Tyrwhitt'.

Sonderabdruck aus dem Archiv für Entwicklungsmechanik der Organismen, 7 July 1914.

Extraite du volume des Comptes rendus de l‘Association francaise pour l'Avancement des Sciences, pp. 192-193. Congrés du Havre. 1914.

With plan, perspective and 136 illustrations. Edinburgh and Westminster: Geddes and Company/Bournville, Birmingham: The Saint George Press.

Stamp and label: Library of the Association for Planning and Regional Reconstruction.

A Pageant of Education from Medieval to Modern Times. Fourth edition. Edinburgh: Patrick Geddes and Colleagues. 1913.

Stamp: '4 June 1947'. Stamp and label: Library of the Association for Planning and Regional Reconstruction.

A Pageant of Education from Primitive to Celtic Times. 6th Edition. London: Sociological Publications Ltd. Edinburgh: Patrick Geddes and Colleagues. Bombay & Karachi: The Modern Publishing Co.

The American Journal of Sociology, pp. 577-592. Vol. IV. No. 5. March 1899.

Relates to Patrick Geddes and the Outlook Tower, Edinburgh. Includes 1 p. of typescript bibliographical notes by [ ].

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.