Shakespeare's Birth-Place, Stratford-on-Avon.

Chota Simla, about 7,000 feet

Benares, Geometrical Figures Carved on Ancient Bhuddist Towers at Sarnath

Social Settlements: Great Britain, England. Manchester. "Art Museum and University Settlement": Manchester Art Museum and University Settlement, Manchester, Eng.

Untitled (clockwise from top left, Christ Church Cathedral choir (from a reproduction); Tom Tower, Christ Church; Interior of hall, Christ Church; Two views of the High Street; Exterior of hall, Christ Church; Center, St. Mary's and All Souls; verso: Interior of chapel at Exeter College, looking east; Interior of chapel at Exeter College, looking west; entrance to the Hall at Exeter College; Screen of Hall at Exeter College)

Untitled (watercolor drawing inscribed "GAED 1868" surround by painted ribbon motif with ovals (some w/photographs) incorporated; clockwise from top center, Earl and Countess of Fife; Lady A. Duff; Mr. A. Hope; Viscount Holmesdale; Lady Mary Filmer; Sir Edmund Filmer; Viscountess Holmesdale; Lady A. Duff; Lady A. Duff; verso: photograph, group of 12 unidentified people seated on steps in front of building, woman on far left holding dog)

Scrapbook

Marlow

Untitled (photograph of a drawing labeled "A day with the J.P.T. — 'Run to Ground'". No. 3 Revd. F. Harrison Oriel College. It is commonly believed by Undergraduates that a Proctor cannot proctorize within the College gates; hence men generally try to run to ground, either to their own College or another — Some however have lately been unearthed; verso: photograph of a drawing labeled "The Proctors having cleared out the Coffee Room at the Randolph sit down to a Dinner for five with nothing touched but the soup & regale bulldogs too at another table. Senior Proctor speaks ("?, my boy. Here's to our noble selves'.")

Moulsey

The Eildon Hills, from St. Boswell's.

Untitled (portrait labeled Mr. Chas. Symonds of Oxford; verso: blank)

Untitled (interior of St. Mary the Virgin, Walton on Thames. Jan. 23, 1871; verso: Eton College Chapel and Long Walk, 1871)