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About the relationships of geography, economics and anthropology to sociology. Mention of Le Play, Demolins, the Sociological Society, Edinburgh School of Sociology, Reclus, Herbertson, Newbigin, Place-Work-Folk and town planning. Typescript with some manuscript diagrams and annotations.

Autobiographical, and relating to education in Paris. Mention of [Thomas] Huxley, [Yves] Delage, Lavisse, Lacaze, [Louis] Pasteur, the national library of France, the Sorbonne, the Comedie Française, the Odeon, Sarah Bernhardt [Henriette Rosine Bernard], the Louvre, the Salon, the Conservatoire, the Opera and the Jardin des Plantes. Discussion of morality and various cities. Typescript with manuscript amendments.

Autobiographical, and relating to biology and botany, nature study, town planning in Edinburgh, Outlook Tower, Summer Meetings and regional and city survey. Mention of Plato, Aristotle, Socrates, Linnaeus, Humboldt, [Charles] Darwin, Gottfried Wilhelm] Leibnitz, [René] Descartes, [Emmanuel] Kant and [Henri] Bergson. Typescript with manuscript amendments.

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 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’.

‘Coupole Construction’. Showing the transverse section of the exterior and cutaway interior of the cupola of an unidentified building.

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