Summary

Regent Circus North around 1850. This is the intersection of Oxford Street with Regent Street. The large building at the left is the The London General Mourning Warehouse. The Life Guards are proceeding south from All Souls Church, Langham Place.

original in the Guildhall Library and reproduced in Hermione Hobhouse (2008), A History of Regent Street, Phillimore & Co., p. 48, ISBN  978-1-86077-585-7

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