Good Morning Phillip. Thank you for this. Greatly appreciated. Yes, to me also, the topography looks wrong, yet all that I could imagine was that the large building and what looks like two huge formal gardens on the bank in front of it would have been the hospital. I just put it down to my lack of knowledge of what Regent Street must have originally looked like. But I couldn't recall having seen any reference to industry requiring a chimney like that on the Regent Street side. Whereas I had read of industry on the eastern side, but again the topography would look wrong for that view too; and I can't place such a grand 'house' and formal garden on the eastern side with that aspect. So overall, it would seem that your feeling of artistic licence would be the most likely one. Thanks again Phillip. Regards: Ray ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phillip Carruthers" <[email protected]> > Ray, > > In my view it's an artists impression with a lot of license. The artist > would have been standing near Hampton Court on the east side and the grand > looking building on the other side right of the picture is the Maitland > Hospital. No idea what the factory is on the left. and the topography to > the left looks wrong. ...