CB Collection
Ealing Church	Gentleman in front probably Dr. Nicholas	Autobiography
Great Ealing School	School and playground	Autobiography
Metaphysical Meeting Place	(1) Grovenor Hotel, where Metaphysical Society met, (2) Bersborough Room with (3) stained-glass Victory	Has a Frog a Soul?
Inventor of Protoplasm	"A great Med'cine Man, among the Inqui-ring Redskins" Vanity Fair 1871	Physical Basis of Life
Retirement	Photograph by Elliot and Fry 1885	Paleontology and Evolution
PRS	President Royal Society, Portrait by John Collier 1883	CE8 Preface
Tomb	T. H. H. Tombstone, St. Marylebone Cemetary. Tombstone epitaph:    Be not afraid, ye waiting hearts that weep;    For still He giveth his beloved sleep,    And if an endless sleep He wills, so best.	Autobiography
Apex	Gothic THH apex of tombstone. Photos of tomb and apex by Eric Freeman	Autobiography
Rattlesnake Voyage	Map of voygage, December 1846-50; October 1850
Family Tree	Huxley geneology
Proboscis	Proboscis character, may be caricature of (The original is missing from the Huxley Archives.)	John Tyndall
Figurehead	Rattlesnake figurehead, sited at the Admiralty Materials Laboratory,Dorset. Contributed by Richard Hunter	On Board
Horse Feathers	Groucho Marx starring in film featuring competition between Darwin College and Huxley College	Dec. 31, 59
MacGillvray: Narrative of the Voyage of H. M. S. Rattlesnake Each sketch by T. H. H. in appropriate date - Letters and Diary
Cutting through the Scrub		June 1848
"Interview with natives of Redscar Bay"		June 1849
Coral Haven	Canoe plan	June 49
Coral Island canoe	With sail hoisted, 4 canoers	June 49
New Guinea Artifacts	Fish hooks, Jawbone bracelet Drum, cup, flask Woolen pillow Spears, shield, basket, and comb Panean pipe with bamboo tube Betal calabash and stopper
Watering Creek, Louisiade Archipelago		June 49
Solo	Single canoer	June 49
Hut on Brierly Island	Louisiade Archipelago	June 49
Hut on stilts	with palms	Aug. 49
Darnley Hut Inteior	Darnley Island - Sleeping Inhabitant	Aug 49
Darnley Hut	featuring human head	Aug. 49
Quartet of Brumer Island	Canoers	Aug. 49
"Village of Tassai, New Guinea"	Papuan man waving, woman with baby	Aug. 49
Catamaran	staffed by natives of Brumer Island	Aug. 1849
Kennedy Party	Sailless canoe
Bower with bird	Cape York	Oct. 1849
"Natives of Redscar Bay"	Two natives chatting	Oct. 1849
Funeral Scene	Mount Ernest, Torres Strait	Oct. 1849
Hair Style	Papuan fashion, New Guinea	Sept. 1849
J. Huxley, ed. T. H. Huxley's Diary of the Voyage of H. M. S. Rattlesnake Each picture in appropriate date - Letters and Diary
Assistant Surgeon	Portraits of 20-year old THH In tophat and in uniform - assistant surgeon at Haslar Naval Hospital in Gosport	1846
Tailor's Bill	Hal's apparel, Haslar	April 46
H. M. S. Rattlesnake	from a photo in possession of Mrs. L. Huxley	Dec. 46
Upcountry	Conviviality at upcountry Australia, sketch by Hal on ride to Darling Downs	Dec. 1847
Hal being painted	Rockingham Bay	May 1848
Kennedy's Reconnoitering Party	Kennedy's Reconnoitering Party Cutting Its Way through the Bush	June 1848
Wookduoo	Pencil sketch of Cape York Woman	Dec 1848
Louisiade Sailing-Canoe Plan		Aug. 1849
Holmwood 1 Holmwood 2	THH sketches of Fanning House outside Sydney	1850
Lynton Huxleys	Thomas and Henrietta at Lyton 1880 taken by Mrs. Bailey	Science and Culture
Henrietta Huxley	c. 1857	Aphorisms
THH drawings in Diary letters
Sewan	"The little Asmodeus of a boy, Sewan by name." Chamerelle Falls, Mauritius	June 22, 1847
Papuan canoe with pennants		June 15, 1849
Je voici		June 19, 1849
Gent	Fig. of old gentleman	Jan. 17, 51
Active Skepticism	"An Active Skepticism is that which unceasingly strives to overcome itself and by well directed Research to attain to a kind of Conditional Certainty"	Agnosticism
H. M. S. Rattlesnake	By W. Brierly, June 6, 1848, Illustrated London News	On Board
Log of voyage	of H. M. S. Rattlesnake, title page, "Positions at noon," and selections

Foster & Lankester, eds. The Scientific Memoirs of Thomas Henry Huxley Frontispiece of each volume reproduced in first selection from the volume.
President BAAS	Portrait from a photograph by Elliot and Fry:Steel Engraving in Nature, February 5, 1874	Hair
The Great Agnostic	Photography by Mayall 1893, the year of publ. of Collected Essays	Persistence of Animal Types
Bust	of THH in Hodeslea Hall. W. Ward reports that Huxley said of this bust by Boehm: "It is almost Voltairean."	Archeopteryx
Medallion	By Mr. Frank Boucher for Huxley Memorial Committee, 1898	Amphioxus
Statue	THH by Onslow Ford, BMNH, 1898	Vestiges of the Natural History of Creation
National Library of Australia These drawing by T. H. H. in appropriate places in Letters-Diary
"What on earth shall I need?"	Writer Hal at Port Stephens	1846
Village scene	New Guinea natives with European visitors	March 1848
"Hallow Doctor! Are you off"	Equestrian Hal falling off horse at Botany Bay–probably by Hal,	May 1848
Bay scene	Natives carrying food, swimming, canoing	May 1848
Kennedy and Hal Kennedy Party	observed by Papuans	June 48
Community	Natives of Louisiade Archipelago inside a hut. Community of native women	Aug. 1849
Fleet of New Guinea canoes	By a coast	Feb. 1850
Library of New South Wales These drawings by T.H. H. in appropriate places in Letters-Diary
"At Booral"	"At Booral, Port Stephens Ae 27 Prof. Huxley picking a turkey's legbone"	Jan. 1847
Lieutenant Serving	Lieutenant serving tea to Captain Owen, by THH? Characters accompanied by crucifixtion symbol	Aug. 1848
Louisiade and New Guinea Natives Barter	Baby, mother, two men New Guinea natives canoeing to H. M. S. Rattlesnake, coconut for bartering. Signed "Huxley" at lower left of original	June 1849
Women of the Defaure Island	Unsigned, inscription in unknown hand at upper right "sketched by Professor Huxley"	Aug. 1849
New Guinea Coast	Family emerging onto beach (Tassai?) Father, mother, child	Aug. 1849
Three Frolicking Canoers	Ye Natives finding ye grapes	Aug. 1849
Paddlers	Study of men paddling canoe
Women canoers
Cairn on Cliff	By T. H. H.? "Cape York Id. Oct. 13th, 184[8?]"
Ladukapuafanoa	Brother of Thakubau, a chief of Figi [sic] Unsigned, undated; date from the time Huxley was returning to England	ca 1849
L. Huxley, ed. The Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley
FRS	1846 Daguerrotype of THH, Fellow of Royal Society	Science at Sea
Professor Huxley	1857 photograph by Maull and Polyblank SAME AS HAIR PR
Henry's Father	From a photograph taken by Henry Huxley, about 1881	1881
Aryan Huxley	Photograph by Downey, 1890	Aryan Question
THH and JH	THH with grandson Julian. Photo by Kent and Lacey, 1895	March 24, 1892
Marlborough	After a Water-Colour Sketch by R. Huxley 4 Marlborough Place, residence from 1872-1892	1873
Hodeslea	Home of the Huxleys	Feb. 10, 1895
Hodeslea Study	Water-color by Reginald Barrett	1895
THH drawings in LL
Mademoiselle Etta Barry	from her most devoted THH Rattlesnake item	March 14, 48
Loves and Graces	and cultivate the Loves and Graces, as well as the Muses – "Comme ca" the bautiful, the good	March 51
To Julian	Letter to Julian Huxley on Water Babies	March 24, 1892
Pithecanthropus erectus	Sketch of find by Dubois	Feb. 14, 1895
THH-HHH	Thomas Henry and Henrietta Heathorn Huxley, 1876	Lectures on Evolution
Imperial College of Science Archives
THH drawings
The Smoker	Copy of "The Smoker" by Ostade, drawn by Teenage Tom 1839	Thoughts and Doings
"Am I not a man & a brother?"	Hal in a prison ship hulk	Dec. 46
T. H. Huxley. Aged 20.	Sketch by himself. Hal reading.	Hair
Waitcha	Cape York mother and baby	Methods of Ethnology
Trio	Of Papuans chatting, New Guinea, 1849	Methods Ethnology
Cataract	Huxley drawing of New Zealand Waterfall	Dec. 49
Noble Swell	Having received Royal Society Medal	Oceanic Hydrozoa
"Journal"	Hal and Nettie on honeymoon boat, 1855	1855
Portrait–Subject unknown	(Supposed to be a notorious Burglar) –self-portrait, 1857	Aug. 11, 1855 Schamyl
Portrtait of a Gentleman	If he only knew what his examiner was doing! Portrait of a gentleman just opposite me. N.B. He can't stand it any more & has just gone out."	Scientific Education
Book Fight	Huxley throwing book at Pall Mall Gazette; Tyndall observing	Tyndall
Soliloquy	Edw. Forbes verse, THH drawings, 1852	Soliloquy
Diver Doodle	Diving and oceanic figures	Medusa
Lighthouse Doodle	Lighthouse, equestrian	Chalk
Faces Dooodle	Faces	Sensation and Structure of Sensiferous Organs
Dogbite	THH drawing on proof of Spencer's Principles of Biology 1864	Administrative Nihilism
Gibbon hands		Educational Value of the Natural History Sciences
Homo Hercules Columarum	Huxley at Athenaeum Club, July 1864	Neanderthal
"Eohippus + Eohomo"	Doodle of extinct man riding extinct horse, c. 1876	Persistent Types of Animal Life
Who upset the Booth? A Happy New Year		Social Diseases
Alma Mater	Homage to -	Alma Mater
Round my Garden	(1) "Charles suddenly fascinated by a new & elegant watering pot." (2) "Spends all his days and nights making love to her."	Vivisection Bill, Times May 76
Baby	Fig. in letter to J. Tyndall	July 1857
Asinine Critic	Fig. in letter to Tyndall	March 1857
Trio	Papuans chatting	May 1849
G. O. M. and pig	Fig. in letter to Knowles Gladstone riding a Gadarene pig	Nov. 18, 1890
Butler's Mum	Defamation of Samuel Butler, SOB, for his having defamed Darwin	80
PORTRAITS
FRS w Noble Swell	Fellow of the Royal Society	Oceanic Hydrozoa
Eminent Huxley	From Ernest Edwards, Portraits of Men of Eminence 1863	Natl His
Clark Medal	Photograph by Lock and Whitfield of THH honored by Clark Medal of Royal Society of New South Wales, c. 1876	Tribune
Minister	Alphonse Legros oil sketch 1879, year of publication of The Crayfish and Hume. In a talk at Sion College a decade earlier, Huxley had dubbed himself "Minister."	Zadig
Governor	A. Bassano photograph 1880 THH Governor of Eton College 1879	Unwritten History
Dean Huxley	THH at desk–pencil drawing by T.B. Wirgman 1882. THH Dean of Normal School of Science, 1881-95	May 9, 1882
Rachel's Father	2 Pencil sketch by daughter, c. 1880	73
Romanes THH	By W & D Downey, 1893	Evolution and Ethics
HHH-1880	Henrietta Huxley	Aphorisms
Daughters	Jessie (painted by Marian); Marian, Nettie, and Rachel, Ethel (painted by John Collier)	LET
Right Honorable	Privy Councillor with hand in pocket, 1890	Natural Rights and Political Rights
THH-HHH	Thomas Henry and Henrietta Heathorn Huxley, 1876	Lectures on Evolution
Victorian cartoons of THH
Inventor of Protoplasm	Vanity Fair Jan 28, 1871	(see CB)
President of BAAS	Cartoon THH as President of B.A. The Period November 26, 1870 Based on Ill. London News portrait	Biogenesis and Abiogenesis
The Battlefield of Science and the Church	THH placard reads: Genesis and Biogenesis c. 1870 and close-up The Gauntlet The Gauntlet	Biogenesis and Abiogenesis
Huxley on Mountin' Kids	Hornet 1871 "Having anatomically gauged the capabilities of the knowledge-box to spell 'pap' fluently, and at the age of seven embark in surgery, music, and the study of natural phenomena, including, of course, itself."	School Board Address, The Times (November 1870)
Bones and Stones and Such-like Things	Cartoon of THH by Frederick Waddy, (1873)	Cartoon Portraits and Biographical Sketches
Our National Church	By "Geefeëf" (Gordon E. Flaws), 1873 Darwin, Huxley, and Tyndall captioned by Genesis 27:2	Priestley
Huxley Eikonoklastes	Daily Graphic, 1876
Professor Huxley is a Great Favourite	Days with Celebrities–The Fish Fish says "Tip us your fin–Huxley Old Boy"	Inaugural Address, Fisheries Exhibition
Professor Foxley	from Jenkins Lord Bantam, 1872	Physical Basis of Life
Cartoons from Punch
P. 61-65
Monkeyana	Fig. "Am I a Man and a Brother?, " 1861
"The Lion of the Season"	Alarmed Flunkey. 'Mr. G-G-G-O-O-O-RILLA!' 1861	Origin of Species
The Missing Link	October 18, 1862.
"The Gorilla's Dilemma"	October 1862
The Cambridge Duet	October 1865 with pix: "The British association," Sept. 1865 – Huxley & Owen, with fossil audience
P. 74-83
Wanted: The Philosopher	Fig. "Wanted, The Philosopher" May 1874
British Automata; Or, Hopelessly Unconscious	September 12, 1874
Dogmatists on Dogma	November 1874
Monkey Flute	Fig. The Fine Old Atom-Molecule December 1874
Piscequestrian	THH riding fish Punch (1883)	Inaugural Address, Fisheries Exhibition
THH Chatting with Mermaid		Inaugural Address, Fisheries Exhibition
X "Merry Meeting"	"A Merry Meeting at the Royal Institution." July 11, 1885
Appleton - Windermeer edition Reproduced as frontispieces to CE volumes
Bust of T. H. H.	Hodeslea	CE I
PPS	President, Paleontology Dept BAAS	CE II
T. H. H. 1891	J. A. Hill, publ. Man's Place in Nature	CE III
Three generations	THH, Leonard and Julian	CE IV
Privy Huxley	H 1892	CE V
Philosophical THH		CE VI
T. H. H.'s Place in Nature
1874 Same as Pres of BAAS (Hair)	CE VII
PRS	By John Collier 1883	CE VIII
Hodeslea	Appletron ed	CE IX
Down House
Pope Darwin	Huxley's caricature of The Pope of Science blessing a German supplicant naturalist of the "Church Scientific," from letter to Darwin, 1868	Criticisms on "The Origin of Species"
Oxford University Museum
Restoration of Cetiosaurus on the Principle of Balancement	–Homo sapiens of the period	Classification of Dinosauria
Elgin Museum
Elgin Huxley	This portrait of THH at about 60 accompanies study of his contribution to Elgin paleontology 1878	Address to Anthropology
Graphic
BMNH Memorial	THH speaking at unveiling of B. M. N. H. Darwin statue 1885; 9 June 85	Darwin Memorial
Wellcome Museum
With friend	Bearded THH and his blackboard sketch of a bearded gorilla	Liberal Education
Linnean Medal	A. Bassano, THH at 66, recipient of Linnean Society Medal, 1891	Gentians
London Stereoscopic
Darwin Medal	THH recipient of Darwin Medal of the Royal Society, 1893	Darwin Obituary
B.B.C. Hulton Picture Library
Peers	THH and scientific peers	Peers
THH opening Fisheries Exhibition	1883	Inaugural Address, Fisheries Exhibition

On a Hitherto Undescribed Structure in the Human Hair Sheath (1845)

Zoological Notes and Observations Made on Board H.M.S. Rattlesnake during the Years 1846-50 (1851)

Plates 14 and 16

The Oceanic Hydrozoa (1858)

Agalma Plate 2
Velella Plate 11
Medusa Plate 12

The Cell Theory (1853)

Fig. 1. Collenchyma cells of Beta vulgaris
Fig. 2. Portions of the leaf of Spagnum
Fig. 3. Junction of tendo-Achillis and cartilage
Fig. 4. Stellate "cells" of young connective tissue
Fig. 5. Submucous tissue and epithelium of the tongue
Fig. 6. Continuity of muscle with connective tissue from the tongue
Fig. 7. Branched muscle

On The Theory of the Vertebrate Skull (1859)

Fig. 1. Longitudinal section of the skull of a sheep
Fig. 2. Longitudinal section of the skull of a young ostrich
Fig. 3. Longitudinal section of the skull of a young chicken
Fig. 4. Dissection of the cranium and face of a Fœtal lamb
Fig. 5. Longitudinal section of the skull of a turtle
Fig. 6. Longitudinal section of the skull of a carp
Fig. 7. Palatosuspensorial arch of Gasterosteus
Fig. 8. Cranium and face of young Gasterostei
Fig. 9. Longitudinal section of the head of a tadpole
Fig. 10. Vertebræ of an embryonic mouse

On the Anatomy and Development of Pyrosoma (1859)

On the Persistent Types of Animal Life (1859)

sel. illustrations

On the Brain of Ateles Paniscus (1861)

Fig. 1. Transverse sections of cerebral hemispheres of Man and Ateles
Fig. 2. Left cerebral hemisphere of Ateles
Plate XXIX. The brain of Ateles paniscus

Six Lectures to Working Men "On Our Knowledge of the Causes of the Phenomena of Organic Nature" (1863)

Fig. 1-5

On the and Development of Pyrosoma - in On the Persistent Types of Animal Life SM II

On the Structure of the Mouth and Pharynx of the Scorpion (1860)

On Some Fossil Remains of Man (1863)

Engis skull, right side
Engis skull, above and front
Neanderthal skull
Neanderthal cranium
Calmuck skull
Negro skull
Beaver, Lemur, and Baboon skulls
Orthognathous and Prognathous
Australian skull
Danish skull

On the Natural History of the Man-Like Apes (1683)

Simiæ magnatum, 1598
Orang, 1641
Pygmie 1, 1699
Pygmie 2, 1699
Mandrill, 1744
Anthropomorpha
Pongo skull
Gibbon
Orang-utan
Gorilla
Gorilla walking
Butcher's shop

On the Relations of Man to the Lower Animals (1862)

Skeletons of gibbon, orang, chimpanzee, gorilla, and man
Egg of the dog
Earliest rudiment of the dog
Human ovum
Pelvisof ofan, gorilla, and gibbon
Skulls of man and various apes
Lateral views of upper jaws of various Primates
Skeleton of hand and foot of man
Skeleton of feet of man, gorilla, and orang
Internal casts of man's and chimpanzee's skulls
Cerebral hemispheres of man and chimpanzee

Further Remarks upon the Human Remains from the Neanderthal (1864)

Fig. 1-3

On Two Widely Contrasted Forms of the Human Cranium (1867)

Fig. 1-10

On Animals Which Are Most Intermediate between Birds and Reptiles (1868)

Fig. Compsognathus

Further Evidence of the Affinity between the Dinosaurian Reptiles and Birds (1870)

Fig. 1. The right tibia of Megalosaurus
Fig. 2. Corresponding views of the tibia of a young Fowl
Fig. 3. The pelvis and hind limb of an Emu and a Crocodile
Fig. 4-5. The distal end of the tibia with the astragalus of a young Ostrich

On the Relations of Pencillium, Torula, and Bacterium (1870)

Fig. 1-7

Preliminary Notes upon the Brain and Skull of Amphioxus Laceolatus (1875)

Lectures on Evolution (1876)

Fig. 1 Ideal Section of the Crust of the Earth
Fig. 2 Tracks of Brontozoum
Fig. 3 Hesperornis regalis (Marsh)
Fig. 4 Hesperornis regalis (Marsh)
Fig. 5 Ichthyornis dispar (Marsh)
Fig. 6 Birds, Ornithoscelidan, Crocodile
Fig. 7 Restoration of Compognathus longpipes
Fig. 8 Pterodactylus spectabilis (Von Meyer)
Fig. 9 Evolution of horse

Physiography (1878)

Fig. 50-58

The Crayfish: An Introduction to the Study of Zoology (1879)

Fig. 1. Astacus fluviatilis–Side view of a male specimen
Fig. 2. Astacus fluviatilis.–Dorsal or tergal views

On the Characters of the Pelvis in the Mammalia (1879)

Plate 8

A Manual of the Anatomy of Vertebrated Animals (1881)

Fig. 1. Diagrammatic section of the pregnant uterus of a deciduate placental mammal
Fig. 2. The early stages of the development of the body of a fowl
Fig. 3. Later stages of the development of the body of a fowl
Fig. 4. Successive stages of the development of the head of a chick
Fig. 61. The Alligator Terrapene
Fig. 62. Transverse section of the skeleton of Chelone midas
Fig. 63. Dorsal view of the carapace of Chelone midas:
Fig. 64. The plastron of the Green Turtle
Fig. 65. External view of a section of the auditory region of the skull in a turtle
Fig. 66. Longitudinal sections of the skull of the Turtle
Fig. 67. The left half of the underside of the skull of a turtle
Fig. 68. The skeleton of Plesiosaurus
Fig. 75. A restoration of Ichthyosaurus
Fig. 76. Parts of the skeleton of Ichthyosaurus intermedius

Lessons in Elementary Physiology (1881)

Fig. 17. Red and white corpuscles of the blood
Fig. 18. Successive forms assumed by colourless corpuscles
Fig. 61. The mouth widely opened to show the tongue and palate
Fig. 62. Vertical longitudinal sections of the nasal cavity
Fig. 63. Sections of the osseous walls of the nasal cavity
Fig. 64. The termination of the auditory nerve in an ampulla
Fig. 65. The membranous labyrinth
Fig. 66. A section through the axis of the cochlea
Fig. 67. A section through a wall of the "scala media" of the cochlea
Fig. 68. Transverse section through the side walls of the skull
Fig. 69. Membrane of the drum of the ear
Fig. 70. The relative positions of the parts of the ear

From the Hut to the Pantheon (1887)

Fig. 1. Hut
Fig. 2. Pantheon

The Gentians: Notes and Queries (1888)

Plate 26

PREVIEW TABLE of CONTENTS BIBLIOGRAPHIES 1.   THH Publications 2.   Victorian Commentary 3.   20th Century Commentary INDICES 1.   Letter Index 2.   Illustration Index TIMELINE FAMILY TREE Gratitude and Permissions C. Blinderman & D. Joyce Clark University 1998

THE HUXLEY FILE

GUIDES § 1. THH: His Mark § 2. Voyage of the Rattlesnake § 3. A Sort of Firm § 4. Darwin's Bulldog § 5. Hidden Bond: Evolution § 6. Frankensteinosaurus § 7. Bobbing Angels: Human Evolution § 8. Matter of Life: Protoplasm § 9. Medusa § 10. Liberal Education § 11. Scientific Education § 12. Unity in Diversity § 13. Agnosticism § 14. New Reformation § 15. Verbal Delusions: The Bible § 16. Miltonic Hypothesis: Genesis § 17. Extremely Wonderful Events: Resurrection and Demons § 18. Emancipation: Gender and Race § 19. Aryans et al.: Ethnology § 20. The Good of Mankind § 21.  Jungle Versus Garden