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| Demolished in 1814 as a good water reticulation system had made it unnecessary. (Wikipedia). It was documented that the fountain was built as a memorial to De Mist, the Commissioner-General of the Cape of Good Hope from 1802-1804, but there is no source for this information. Further documentation, also unconfirmed, claims that the fountain was not built as per the water-colour painting by Thibault. (See image) |