A Collection of Views of Hill Stations including: 'The Hill Station of Murree, near Rawal Pindi - Cashmere hills in/the distance'; 'Shaick Boodeen - (Derajat Sanatorium) looking West'; 'Our Home at Bunnoo./Derajat,'; 'Panoramic View of Shaik Boodan Hill - 4900 feet above the Sea - taken from Captn Urmston's house'; '.......Valley, from near Rozelle, Dalhousie'; 'The Entrance to Dalhousie - called Lohally Gully.'

Henry Brabazon Urmston served in the Bengal Army 1847-1874. He held various positions including Assistant Commissioner in the Punjab with special duty in Kashmir during 1857, and Deputy Commissioner in Peshawar, Bannu, Sialkot, Amritsar and Rawalpindi. The present watercolours catalogue Urmston's movements through India, and extensive inscriptions give fascinating details of the layout of the various hill stations.
Two figure drawings by Urmston are held in the India Office Library (see M. Archer, British Drawings in the India Office Library, London, 1969, vol. II, p. 348).