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Letter from Thomas Barnby Whitson, The Town and Gown Association Limited, Edinburgh, to Patrick Geddes, 21 November 1901.
Sends Patrick Geddes two letters from Henry Beveridge, one letter from Mr. Slater and one from Mr. Rawle. Discusses the construction works of the Chelsea rooms. Mentions Mr. Archibald and Professor John Edward Aloysius Steggall. Asks Geddes when would be convenient to have a Directors’ Meeting and points out an error Geddes had made in recording transactions. -
Letter from [ ], Crosby Hall Current Events Club, New Wandsworth, to Patrick Geddes, 15 March 1910.
Discusses the design of the Chelsea Hall and its intended future purpose for the Crosby Hall Current Events Club. Wishes to meet Patrick Geddes and Mr Hodges to discuss the matter further. Includes a plan of the Hall as envisaged by the Club members. -
Plan of Chelsea Hall, 15 March 1910.
Hand-drawn plan of the Chelsea Hall basement.
Concerning Watson's tour of the borders, opinion of Edinburgh botanical gardens. Expresses hopes to visit the Glasgow Exhibition. Manuscript.
Printed, some colour illustrations.
Manuscript.
From 'Knowledge'. Printed.
Paper by George Forbes read 6 May 1901. From the Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
.1 Syllabus: 'Introductory Course of Nature Study for Teachers', to be conducted by Patrick Geddes, assisted by R. N. Rudmose Brown, University College Dundee. 7 copies. 2 copies endorsed '1901' and '1901 or 02'. Printed.
.2 Copy of above, attached to typescript draft headed 'Cambridge Summer Meeting 1902: Introductory Course of Nature Study' by Patrick Geddes, 1902. Typescript. 11 pp.
.3 Printed syllabus: 'Introductory Course of Nature Study' by Patrick Geddes, Cambridge, 1902. 6 copies, several annotated.
.4 Patrick Geddes's typescript and manuscript notes for the above course. Also including newscuttings etc., 1902. Manuscript. 1 bundle.
Illustrations: black and white photographs. Includes a photographic reproduction of Botticelli painting, p. 293. Printed.
Reprinted from the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Vol. LXIV. Part Ill. 30 September 1901. Booklet printed for private circulation. Illustrations: some tables and equations.
Grosvenor Restaurant, The Garden Club.
Glass slide of a reproduction of a photograph of the International Exhibition Glasgow, 1901.
Anon.
'P.G.' slide labelled bottom right corner.
Eighteen glass negatives of photographs taken at the Glasgow International Exhibition, 1901.
Anon.
Also encloses card detailing lectures of the Association (Edinburgh Branch), 1906 - 1907.
Discusses the programme to be followed for the bilingual summer-school to be held in Glasgow in 1901 as part of the Glasgow International Exposition. Mention of Mlle. Malhèvre, M. Samuels, M. Alabaster, M. Maître, M.Vacher, M.Champier, M. Bénard, B. M. Lawrie Brown, M. Newbery, Messrs. Henderson and Connelly (Shipyard), Miss Cranston (the tearoom owner), Le Baron Pillar, and M. Anitchkoff.