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‘Contemporary Inversion of Apollo’s Hill’. Showing seven Olympic Gods as contemporary inverted social types: Eros or the Urchin; Hermes or Gamin; Dionysos or Hooligan; Apollo or Prig; Ares or Jingo; Hephestos or Drudge; Zeus or Dotard.

Label: 'William Hume, 1 Lothian Street, Edinburgh’

Showing [Olympus] as a tower and domed temple on top of a hill overlooking the ocean, with a winding road leading down to a seaside building.

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

Birds- eye view of Olympus, as an open temple on top of a table-top mountain.

Label ‘William Hume, 1 Lothian Street, Edinburgh’.

Showing various traditional occupations and their contemporary masculine equivalents: peer, parson, capitalist, publican and sailor.

Showing various traditional occupations and their contemporary feminine equivalents; lady mayoress, cook, housemaid, nurse-girl and charwoman.

Classification of Greek Studies under the following headings: ‘I. Transmitted’; ‘II. Modified’; ‘III. Recovery of Philosophy’; ‘IV. Recovery of Language [and] Literature [and] Art’; ‘V. Further Recovery’; ‘VI. Excavation’; and ‘VII. Drama’.

Relating to temporal and spiritual society, the relationship between C[ ], P[ ], I[ ] and E[ ] in various phases: Roman, Mediaeval, Renaissance and Revolution.

Relating to ‘I. Everyday World’; ‘II. Corresponding Education’ and ‘III. Geographical Interpretation of I’. Relating to the classification of knowledge, Montesquieu’s “Esprit des Lois”, and geographical determinism. Mention of Montesquieu, Buckle, Taine, Le Play, Tourville and Demolins. Reference to January 1905 edition of La Science Sociale.

Showing intellect/will/feeling, sensation/action/expression, logic/ethic/aesthetic, racial limit and ideal.

Relating to city/college/school/town, act/fact/deed/thought, the townsman in the developing (limiting) town and the citizen in the re-developing (evolving) city.

Showing relationships between body and mind, acts/facts/thoughts/deeds, town/city/school/cloister.

The Journal of the American Institute of Architects, pp. 349-354. [August 1919]. Mention of Patrick Geddes and Victor Branford.

Fig. 24, p. 138, of 'Introduction to Regional Surveying' by [ ] Fagg and [ ] Hutchings.

Relating to the 1925 publication of six articles by Patrick Geddes in the New York magazine 'Survey'. Typescript with manuscript amendments.

Survey. Vol. [], pp. 153-157, 192, 194.