Category:Picturesque Palestine, Sinai, and Egypt (NYPL scan)

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Picturesque Palestine, Sinai, and Egypt was a series of 4 illustrated volumes published between 1881-83, edited by Sir Charles William Wilson and largely illustrated by John Douglas Woodward and Harry Fenn, based on their trips together during the winters of 1877–78 and 1878–79.

Source: http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/collections/picturesque-palestine-sinai-and-egypt

For an explanation of why both jpeg and TIFF versions of scans are included, refer to User:Fæ/Project_list/NYPL#Jpegs.

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Kubbet es Sakhra from the south (NYPL b10607452-80251).jpg 4,464 × 5,089; 3.2 MB
Kubbet es Sakhra from the south (NYPL b10607452-80251).tiff 4,464 × 5,089; 65 MB
Title page (NYPL b10607452-80252).jpg 4,464 × 5,089; 2.12 MB
Title page (NYPL b10607452-80252).tiff 4,464 × 5,089; 65 MB
List of Contents (NYPL b10607452-80253).jpg 4,464 × 5,089; 2.37 MB
List of Contents (NYPL b10607452-80253).tiff 4,464 × 5,089; 65 MB
List of Illustrations (NYPL b10607452-80254).jpg 4,464 × 5,089; 2.42 MB
List of Illustrations (NYPL b10607452-80254).tiff 4,464 × 5,089; 65 MB
The Jaffa Gate. The chief entrance to the city of Jerusalem, as it appears from within the city walls. The open space within the gate is used as a market-place (NYPL b10607452-80255).jpg 4,495 × 5,089; 3.59 MB
The Jaffa Gate. The chief entrance to the city of Jerusalem, as it appears from within the city walls. The open space within the gate is used as a market-place (NYPL b10607452-80255).tiff 4,495 × 5,089; 65.45 MB
Entrance to the Citadel. Showing the rudely constructed wooden bridge across the moat and Turkish sentries on guard (NYPL b10607452-80256).jpg 4,495 × 5,089; 3.45 MB
Entrance to the Citadel. Showing the rudely constructed wooden bridge across the moat and Turkish sentries on guard (NYPL b10607452-80256).tiff 4,495 × 5,089; 65.45 MB
Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives (NYPL b10607452-80257).jpg 4,763 × 3,478; 3.98 MB
Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives (NYPL b10607452-80257).tiff 5,089 × 4,495; 65.45 MB
The Tower of David - Phasaelus, showing the moat and bridge of the Citadel, and the gardens of the Armenian monastery, beyond the Turkish barracks (NYPL b10607452-80258).jpg 4,495 × 5,089; 3.92 MB
The Tower of David - Phasaelus, showing the moat and bridge of the Citadel, and the gardens of the Armenian monastery, beyond the Turkish barracks (NYPL b10607452-80258).tiff 4,495 × 5,089; 65.45 MB
The Mount of Olives, from a house-top at the south-west corner of the Pool of Hezekiah, looking eastward (NYPL b10607452-80259).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 4.14 MB
The Mount of Olives, from a house-top at the south-west corner of the Pool of Hezekiah, looking eastward (NYPL b10607452-80259).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
The southern slopes of Olives and the mountains of Moab from the same spot, overlooking David Street, crowded with people; the large domed quadrangle on the right is the Synagogue of the (NYPL b10607452-80260).jpg 4,495 × 5,089; 4.31 MB
The southern slopes of Olives and the mountains of Moab from the same spot, overlooking David Street, crowded with people; the large domed quadrangle on the right is the Synagogue of the (NYPL b10607452-80260).tiff 4,495 × 5,089; 65.45 MB
The Zion Gate, or Gate of the Prophet David, exterior view. In the foreground, outside the gate, is a group of Bethlehemites (NYPL b10607452-80261).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 3.61 MB
The Zion Gate, or Gate of the Prophet David, exterior view. In the foreground, outside the gate, is a group of Bethlehemites (NYPL b10607452-80261).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
The Tomb of David, the whole group of buildings is called Neby Daûd, which signifies the Sanctuary of the Sepulchre of the Prophet David (NYPL b10607452-80262).jpg 4,495 × 5,089; 3.42 MB
The Tomb of David, the whole group of buildings is called Neby Daûd, which signifies the Sanctuary of the Sepulchre of the Prophet David (NYPL b10607452-80262).tiff 4,495 × 5,089; 65.45 MB
Hezekiah's Pool, from the south side. The swallows flying towards the turbid water, the man dipping his jar into it from a balcony, and the smokers in the foreground are all characteristic (NYPL b10607452-80263).jpg 4,495 × 5,089; 4.17 MB
Hezekiah's Pool, from the south side. The swallows flying towards the turbid water, the man dipping his jar into it from a balcony, and the smokers in the foreground are all characteristic (NYPL b10607452-80263).tiff 4,495 × 5,089; 65.45 MB
Entrance to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, pilgrims buying rosaries and relics in the forecourt (NYPL b10607452-80264).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 4.23 MB
Entrance to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, pilgrims buying rosaries and relics in the forecourt (NYPL b10607452-80264).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
The Shrine of the Holy Sepulchre. The enormous candles at the entrance are lighted only on important festivals (NYPL b10607452-80265).jpg 4,495 × 5,089; 3.83 MB
The Shrine of the Holy Sepulchre. The enormous candles at the entrance are lighted only on important festivals (NYPL b10607452-80265).tiff 4,495 × 5,089; 65.45 MB
The Chapel of Helena, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, showing the entrance to the Cave of the Cross (NYPL b10607452-80266).jpg 4,514 × 5,064; 4.21 MB
The Chapel of Helena, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, showing the entrance to the Cave of the Cross (NYPL b10607452-80266).tiff 4,514 × 5,064; 65.41 MB
The Chapel in the Cave of the Cross, called "the Chapel of the Invention (i.e. the finding) of the Cross" (NYPL b10607452-80267).jpg 4,514 × 5,064; 4.34 MB
The Chapel in the Cave of the Cross, called "the Chapel of the Invention (i.e. the finding) of the Cross" (NYPL b10607452-80267).tiff 4,514 × 5,064; 65.41 MB
Pilgrims of the Greek Church buying candles to be lighted by the "Holy Fire" in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, at the celebration of the Easter Festival (NYPL b10607452-80268).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 3.83 MB
Pilgrims of the Greek Church buying candles to be lighted by the "Holy Fire" in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, at the celebration of the Easter Festival (NYPL b10607452-80268).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
Via Dolorosa - the Ecce Homo Arch (NYPL b10607452-80269).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 3.7 MB
Via Dolorosa - the Ecce Homo Arch (NYPL b10607452-80269).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
House of Saint Veronica in the Via Dolorosa (NYPL b10607452-80270) (retouched illustration).jpg 2,651 × 3,265; 5.21 MB
House of Saint Veronica, in the Via Dolorosa. The peasant walking up the street, wearing an embroidered abai, or cloak made of goat's hair, is carrying a plough. On the right sits a seller (NYPL b10607452-80270).jpg 4,514 × 5,064; 4.1 MB
House of Saint Veronica, in the Via Dolorosa. The peasant walking up the street, wearing an embroidered abai, or cloak made of goat's hair, is carrying a plough. On the right sits a seller (NYPL b10607452-80270).tiff 4,514 × 5,064; 65.41 MB
The Houses of the Rich and Poor Man, Dives and Lazarus (NYPL b10607452-80271) (retouched illustration).jpg 2,884 × 2,987; 2.2 MB
The Houses of the Rich and Poor Man, Dives and Lazarus. This is the most picturesque group of buildings in the Via Dolorosa. In the foreground are a Bedouin mounted on a camel laden with (NYPL b10607452-80271).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 3.58 MB
The Houses of the Rich and Poor Man, Dives and Lazarus. This is the most picturesque group of buildings in the Via Dolorosa. In the foreground are a Bedouin mounted on a camel laden with (NYPL b10607452-80271).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
A shoemaker's shop, Jerusalem, Mohammedan shoemakers at work (NYPL b10607452-80272).jpg 4,514 × 5,064; 4.32 MB
A shoemaker's shop, Jerusalem, Mohammedan shoemakers at work (NYPL b10607452-80272).tiff 4,514 × 5,064; 65.41 MB
Masjed el Majahdin - Mosque of the Knights of the Crescent, Turkish Barracks, commonly called the Tower of Antonia. The cactus and caper-bush growing on the wall at right are especially (NYPL b10607452-80273).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 4.13 MB
Masjed el Majahdin - Mosque of the Knights of the Crescent, Turkish Barracks, commonly called the Tower of Antonia. The cactus and caper-bush growing on the wall at right are especially (NYPL b10607452-80273).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
A grocer's shop, Jerusalem. Two peasant women seated in the foreground, and a man of Silwan (Siloam) carrying a patched goat's skin filled with water from Job's Well (NYPL b10607452-80274).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 3.81 MB
A grocer's shop, Jerusalem. Two peasant women seated in the foreground, and a man of Silwan (Siloam) carrying a patched goat's skin filled with water from Job's Well (NYPL b10607452-80274).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
A street café, Jerusalem, a Bedouin and peasant playing at a game called dámeh (NYPL b10607452-80275).jpg 4,514 × 5,064; 4.25 MB
A street café, Jerusalem, a Bedouin and peasant playing at a game called dámeh (NYPL b10607452-80275).tiff 4,514 × 5,064; 65.41 MB
Entrance to the Hospice of St. John and Minaret of Omar. A muezzin in the balcony chanting the call to prayer. Peasants loading a camel in the foreground, and a townswoman wearing a white (NYPL b10607452-80276).jpg 2,712 × 3,978; 2.74 MB
Entrance to the Hospice of St. John and Minaret of Omar. A muezzin in the balcony chanting the call to prayer. Peasants loading a camel in the foreground, and a townswoman wearing a white (NYPL b10607452-80276).tiff 4,514 × 5,064; 65.41 MB
Staircase leading to the Church of St. John. A Greek priest descending the stairs (NYPL b10607452-80277).jpg 4,514 × 5,064; 3.84 MB
Staircase leading to the Church of St. John. A Greek priest descending the stairs (NYPL b10607452-80277).tiff 4,514 × 5,064; 65.41 MB
The Street of the Damascus Gate with a characteristic group of Bedouins outside a café on the left, a party of Turkish soldiers breakfasting, and on the right a group of dealers in fruit and (NYPL b10607452-80278).tiff 4,923 × 4,321; 60.87 MB
The Street of the Damascus Gate with a characteristic group of Bedouins outside a café on the left, a party of Turkish soldiers breakfasting, and on the right a group of dealers in fruit and (NYPL b10607452-80278).jpg 4,923 × 4,321; 4.26 MB
The Damascus Gate - Bab el Amud (Gate of the Column), the northern entrance to Jerusalem (NYPL b10607452-80279).jpg 4,514 × 5,064; 3.38 MB
The Damascus Gate - Bab el Amud (Gate of the Column), the northern entrance to Jerusalem (NYPL b10607452-80279).tiff 4,514 × 5,064; 65.41 MB
The Wailing-Place of the Jews, the west wall of the Haram, or Sacred Enclosure. On Fridays, after four o'clock, Jews and Jewesses assemble here for prayer, and bewail the downfall of (NYPL b10607452-80280).jpg 4,514 × 5,064; 3.82 MB
The Wailing-Place of the Jews, the west wall of the Haram, or Sacred Enclosure. On Fridays, after four o'clock, Jews and Jewesses assemble here for prayer, and bewail the downfall of (NYPL b10607452-80280).tiff 4,514 × 5,064; 65.41 MB
A Jewish cotton-cleaner. Separating seeds from cotton by the ancient process of bowing it (NYPL b10607452-80281).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 3.55 MB
A Jewish cotton-cleaner. Separating seeds from cotton by the ancient process of bowing it (NYPL b10607452-80281).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
Street of the Gate of the Chain, a narrow picturesque street, with projecting lattice-work windows of many kinds (NYPL b10607452-80282).jpg 4,514 × 5,064; 3.99 MB
Street of the Gate of the Chain, a narrow picturesque street, with projecting lattice-work windows of many kinds (NYPL b10607452-80282).tiff 4,514 × 5,064; 65.41 MB
Fountain of the Gate of the Chain - Bab es Silsileh, supplied with water from Solomon's Pools (NYPL b10607452-80283).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 4.31 MB
Fountain of the Gate of the Chain - Bab es Silsileh, supplied with water from Solomon's Pools (NYPL b10607452-80283).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
The Summer Pulpit, platform of the Dome of the Rock, showing a portion of the arcaded approach from the south. The pigeons in the foreground are characteristic of the place (NYPL b10607452-80284).jpg 4,445 × 5,102; 3.1 MB
The Summer Pulpit, platform of the Dome of the Rock, showing a portion of the arcaded approach from the south. The pigeons in the foreground are characteristic of the place (NYPL b10607452-80284).tiff 4,445 × 5,102; 64.89 MB
North-west corner of the Haram esh Sherif, showing the highest minaret of the sanctuary, and the old Serai, which is now used as a state prison (NYPL b10607452-80285).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 3.68 MB
North-west corner of the Haram esh Sherif, showing the highest minaret of the sanctuary, and the old Serai, which is now used as a state prison (NYPL b10607452-80285).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
Oratories on the west side of the Haram esh Sherif (NYPL b10607452-80286).jpg 4,407 × 5,121; 3.52 MB
Oratories on the west side of the Haram esh Sherif (NYPL b10607452-80286).tiff 4,407 × 5,121; 64.57 MB
Old cypress trees in the Haram esh Sherif on the western side (NYPL b10607452-80287).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 3.82 MB
Old cypress trees in the Haram esh Sherif on the western side (NYPL b10607452-80287).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
The Golden Gate of the Haram esh Sherif from the west. The Mount of Olives in the distance (NYPL b10607452-80288).jpg 4,407 × 5,121; 3.67 MB
The Golden Gate of the Haram esh Sherif from the west. The Mount of Olives in the distance (NYPL b10607452-80288).tiff 4,407 × 5,121; 64.57 MB
Interior of the Dome of the Rock showing a portion of the inner circle of piers and columns and the fine wrought-iron screen (NYPL b10607452-80289).jpg 4,407 × 5,121; 4.27 MB
Interior of the Dome of the Rock showing a portion of the inner circle of piers and columns and the fine wrought-iron screen (NYPL b10607452-80289).tiff 4,407 × 5,121; 64.57 MB
The cave under the Great Rock on Mount Moriah (NYPL b10607452-80290).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 3.55 MB
The cave under the Great Rock on Mount Moriah (NYPL b10607452-80290).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
The façade of the Mosque el Aksa, Jerusalem, an old olive-tree in the foreground (NYPL b10607452-80291).jpg 4,407 × 5,121; 3.79 MB
The façade of the Mosque el Aksa, Jerusalem, an old olive-tree in the foreground (NYPL b10607452-80291).tiff 4,407 × 5,121; 64.57 MB
The Platform of the Dome of the Rock, showing one of the arcaded entrances on the north side. Mount Scopus in the distance (NYPL b10607452-80292).jpg 5,121 × 4,407; 3.85 MB
The Platform of the Dome of the Rock, showing one of the arcaded entrances on the north side. Mount Scopus in the distance (NYPL b10607452-80292).tiff 5,121 × 4,407; 64.57 MB
Birket Israil - the Pool of Bethesda (NYPL b10607452-80293).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 3.81 MB
Birket Israil - the Pool of Bethesda (NYPL b10607452-80293).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
Mount Scopus from St. Stephen's gate, Mohammedan tombs in the foreground (NYPL b10607452-80294).jpg 4,407 × 5,121; 3.02 MB
Mount Scopus from St. Stephen's gate, Mohammedan tombs in the foreground (NYPL b10607452-80294).tiff 4,407 × 5,121; 64.57 MB
In the Mohammedan cemetery, Jerusalem (NYPL b10607452-80295).jpg 4,407 × 5,121; 3.71 MB
In the Mohammedan cemetery, Jerusalem (NYPL b10607452-80295).tiff 4,407 × 5,121; 64.57 MB
Khan-ez-Zait, the great bazaar of the oil merchants, from the south, looking towards the street of the Damascus Gate, which is in full sunlight (NYPL b10607452-80296).jpg 4,407 × 5,121; 4.14 MB
Khan-ez-Zait, the great bazaar of the oil merchants, from the south, looking towards the street of the Damascus Gate, which is in full sunlight (NYPL b10607452-80296).tiff 4,407 × 5,121; 64.57 MB
Robinson's Arch, Jerusalem, part of a bridge which crossed the Tyropœon Valley, named after its discoverer, Dr. Robinson (NYPL b10607452-80297).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 3.65 MB
Robinson's Arch, Jerusalem, part of a bridge which crossed the Tyropœon Valley, named after its discoverer, Dr. Robinson (NYPL b10607452-80297).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
The Hill of Evil Counsel from the south wall, Jerusalem. The nearer hill-side is the eastern slope of Ophel; a good example of terrace cultivation (NYPL b10607452-80298).jpg 4,407 × 5,121; 3.78 MB
The Hill of Evil Counsel from the south wall, Jerusalem. The nearer hill-side is the eastern slope of Ophel; a good example of terrace cultivation (NYPL b10607452-80298).tiff 4,407 × 5,121; 64.57 MB
The south wall of the Haram esh Sherif, the dome of the Mosque el Aksa and the Mount of Olives (NYPL b10607452-80299).jpg 4,407 × 5,121; 3.81 MB
The south wall of the Haram esh Sherif, the dome of the Mosque el Aksa and the Mount of Olives (NYPL b10607452-80299).tiff 4,407 × 5,121; 64.57 MB
The Upper Pool of Siloam. Its walls are covered with mosses and ferns, especially the maidenhair fern with which the picture is appropriately bordered (NYPL b10607452-80300).jpg 4,338 × 5,121; 4.18 MB
The Upper Pool of Siloam. Its walls are covered with mosses and ferns, especially the maidenhair fern with which the picture is appropriately bordered (NYPL b10607452-80300).tiff 4,338 × 5,121; 63.56 MB
The Lower Pool of Siloam. The old mulberry-tree, supported by stones, is said to mark the spot where the Prophet Isaiah was sawn asunder, in the presence of King Manasseh (NYPL b10607452-80301).jpg 5,121 × 4,338; 4.69 MB
The Lower Pool of Siloam. The old mulberry-tree, supported by stones, is said to mark the spot where the Prophet Isaiah was sawn asunder, in the presence of King Manasseh (NYPL b10607452-80301).tiff 5,121 × 4,338; 63.56 MB
The Jewish cemetery in the Valley of Jehoshaphat showing the tombs of Zachariah, St. James, and Jehoshaphat. Bridge over the rocky bed of the Kedron in the distance, and an Ashkenazi Jew in (NYPL b10607452-80302).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 3.76 MB
The Jewish cemetery in the Valley of Jehoshaphat showing the tombs of Zachariah, St. James, and Jehoshaphat. Bridge over the rocky bed of the Kedron in the distance, and an Ashkenazi Jew in (NYPL b10607452-80302).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
Absalom's Pillar, Valley of Jehoshaphat, the village of Siloam in the distance partly concealed by olive-trees. Bridge over the bed of the Kedron (NYPL b10607452-80303).jpg 4,338 × 5,121; 3.83 MB
Absalom's Pillar, Valley of Jehoshaphat, the village of Siloam in the distance partly concealed by olive-trees. Bridge over the bed of the Kedron (NYPL b10607452-80303).tiff 4,338 × 5,121; 63.56 MB
The village of Siloam from the tomb of St. James, shewing a portion of the great Jewish cemetery on the western slope of the Mount of Olives (NYPL b10607452-80304).jpg 4,338 × 5,121; 4.11 MB
The village of Siloam from the tomb of St. James, shewing a portion of the great Jewish cemetery on the western slope of the Mount of Olives (NYPL b10607452-80304).tiff 4,338 × 5,121; 63.56 MB
The Garden of Gethsemane, Franciscan monks under the ancient olive-trees, and an Arab gardener at work (NYPL b10607452-80305).jpg 4,321 × 4,923; 3.9 MB
The Garden of Gethsemane, Franciscan monks under the ancient olive-trees, and an Arab gardener at work (NYPL b10607452-80305).tiff 4,321 × 4,923; 60.87 MB
Entrance to the chapel of the Tomb of the Virgin in the valley of the Kedron. The lizards on the sunny wall are thoroughly characteristic of the place (NYPL b10607452-80306).jpg 4,338 × 5,121; 3.21 MB
Entrance to the chapel of the Tomb of the Virgin in the valley of the Kedron. The lizards on the sunny wall are thoroughly characteristic of the place (NYPL b10607452-80306).tiff 4,338 × 5,121; 63.56 MB
Bethany (NYPL b10607452-80307).jpg 4,923 × 4,295; 4.52 MB
Bethany (NYPL b10607452-80307).tiff 4,923 × 4,295; 60.5 MB
Exterior of the Golden Gate, Moslem tombs in the foreground (NYPL b10607452-80308).jpg 4,338 × 5,121; 3.33 MB
Exterior of the Golden Gate, Moslem tombs in the foreground (NYPL b10607452-80308).tiff 4,338 × 5,121; 63.56 MB
Mosque and Church of the Ascension, Mount of Olives (NYPL b10607452-80309).jpg 4,295 × 4,923; 3.61 MB
Mosque and Church of the Ascension, Mount of Olives (NYPL b10607452-80309).tiff 4,295 × 4,923; 60.5 MB
Neby Samwil, from the Mount of Olives, the highest mountain near Jerusalem, 3,006 feet above the sea (NYPL b10607452-80310).jpg 4,338 × 5,121; 3.63 MB
Neby Samwil, from the Mount of Olives, the highest mountain near Jerusalem, 3,006 feet above the sea (NYPL b10607452-80310).tiff 4,338 × 5,121; 63.56 MB
Traditional site of Bethphage, the house of figs, on the ridge which leads from the Mount of Olives to the hill above Bethany. Fig-trees grow by the wayside, and branches of the fig-tree (NYPL b10607452-80311).jpg 4,413 × 4,925; 3.89 MB
Traditional site of Bethphage, the house of figs, on the ridge which leads from the Mount of Olives to the hill above Bethany. Fig-trees grow by the wayside, and branches of the fig-tree (NYPL b10607452-80311).tiff 4,413 × 4,925; 62.19 MB
Part of the north wall of Jerusalem, formed of the native rock blended with masonry. A shepherd in the foreground is playing a double-reed pipe (NYPL b10607452-80312).jpg 4,338 × 5,121; 3.93 MB
Part of the north wall of Jerusalem, formed of the native rock blended with masonry. A shepherd in the foreground is playing a double-reed pipe (NYPL b10607452-80312).tiff 4,338 × 5,121; 63.56 MB
The quarries near to the Damascus Gate, beneath the city of Jerusalem (NYPL b10607452-80313).jpg 4,413 × 4,925; 3.47 MB
The quarries near to the Damascus Gate, beneath the city of Jerusalem (NYPL b10607452-80313).tiff 4,413 × 4,925; 62.19 MB
Grotto of Jeremiah. In the foreground is a goatherd playing on a double-reed pipe (NYPL b10607452-80314).jpg 4,338 × 5,121; 3.21 MB
Grotto of Jeremiah. In the foreground is a goatherd playing on a double-reed pipe (NYPL b10607452-80314).tiff 4,338 × 5,121; 63.56 MB
The Mount of Olives, from Mount Zion (NYPL b10607452-80315).jpg 5,121 × 4,369; 5.05 MB
The Mount of Olives, from Mount Zion (NYPL b10607452-80315).tiff 5,121 × 4,369; 64.02 MB
Kefr et Tur, the village on the summit of Olivet, from the so-called "Crusaders' Field," where an ox and an ass yoked together are dragging a primitive plough (NYPL b10607452-80316).jpg 4,369 × 5,121; 3.54 MB
Kefr et Tur, the village on the summit of Olivet, from the so-called "Crusaders' Field," where an ox and an ass yoked together are dragging a primitive plough (NYPL b10607452-80316).tiff 4,369 × 5,121; 64.02 MB
Valley of Hinnom, from the north-west angle of the city wall. On the right is the aqueduct from Solomon's Pools, which crosses the valley just above the Birket es Sultân, commonly called the (NYPL b10607452-80317).tiff 4,413 × 4,925; 62.19 MB
Valley of Hinnom, from the north-west angle of the city wall. On the right is the aqueduct from Solomon's Pools, which crosses the valley just above the Birket es Sultân, commonly called the (NYPL b10607452-80317).jpg 4,413 × 4,925; 3.89 MB
The Birket Mamilla, commonly called the Upper Pool of Gihon, surrounded by Moslem tombs. In the background the Jaffa Gate is shown, with the Citadel on the right and the Anglican Church on (NYPL b10607452-80318).jpg 4,413 × 4,925; 3.89 MB
The Birket Mamilla, commonly called the Upper Pool of Gihon, surrounded by Moslem tombs. In the background the Jaffa Gate is shown, with the Citadel on the right and the Anglican Church on (NYPL b10607452-80318).tiff 4,413 × 4,925; 62.19 MB
Rock tombs north of Jerusalem. The Tombs of the Judges on the road to Neby Samwil, and the Tombs of the Kings on the road to Nablús (NYPL b10607452-80319).jpg 4,369 × 5,121; 4.03 MB
Rock tombs north of Jerusalem. The Tombs of the Judges on the road to Neby Samwil, and the Tombs of the Kings on the road to Nablús (NYPL b10607452-80319).tiff 4,369 × 5,121; 64.02 MB
The Citadel of Jerusalem from the Valley of Hinnom (NYPL b10607452-80320).jpg 4,369 × 5,121; 4.52 MB
The Citadel of Jerusalem from the Valley of Hinnom (NYPL b10607452-80320).tiff 4,369 × 5,121; 64.02 MB
Saracenic fountain on the aqueduct from Solomon's Pools. The causeway, to which the aqueduct forms a parapet on the north side, crosses the Valley of Hinnom just above the Birket es Sultan (NYPL b10607452-80321).jpg 4,413 × 4,925; 3.64 MB
Saracenic fountain on the aqueduct from Solomon's Pools. The causeway, to which the aqueduct forms a parapet on the north side, crosses the Valley of Hinnom just above the Birket es Sultan (NYPL b10607452-80321).tiff 4,413 × 4,925; 62.19 MB
Mount of Offence from the Valley of Hinnom (NYPL b10607452-80322).jpg 4,369 × 5,121; 3.67 MB
Mount of Offence from the Valley of Hinnom (NYPL b10607452-80322).tiff 4,369 × 5,121; 64.02 MB
Aceldama (NYPL b10607452-80323).jpg 4,413 × 4,925; 3.74 MB
Aceldama (NYPL b10607452-80323).tiff 4,413 × 4,925; 62.19 MB
Summit of the Hill of Evil Counsel. This weird-looking solitary tree is a landmark for miles around (NYPL b10607452-80324).jpg 4,413 × 4,925; 3.74 MB
Summit of the Hill of Evil Counsel. This weird-looking solitary tree is a landmark for miles around (NYPL b10607452-80324).tiff 4,413 × 4,925; 62.19 MB
The Valley of Hinnom. Ancient tombs on the left and terraces planted with olive-trees on the right (NYPL b10607452-80325).jpg 4,369 × 5,121; 3.98 MB
The Valley of Hinnom. Ancient tombs on the left and terraces planted with olive-trees on the right (NYPL b10607452-80325).tiff 4,369 × 5,121; 64.02 MB
Caves in the Valley of Hinnom, east of Aceldama (NYPL b10607452-80326).jpg 4,164 × 4,544; 3.62 MB
Caves in the Valley of Hinnom, east of Aceldama (NYPL b10607452-80326).tiff 4,164 × 4,544; 54.14 MB
Tophet, the lower portion of the Valley of Hinnom. The village of Silwán on the right, and the south-east corner of the Haram wall on the left (NYPL b10607452-80327).jpg 4,369 × 5,121; 3.55 MB
Tophet, the lower portion of the Valley of Hinnom. The village of Silwán on the right, and the south-east corner of the Haram wall on the left (NYPL b10607452-80327).tiff 4,369 × 5,121; 64.02 MB
Jerusalem from the south. Showing the position of Bir Eyúb (Job's Well) just below the junction of the Kedron and Hinnom Valleys (NYPL b10607452-80328).jpg 4,369 × 5,121; 3.35 MB
Jerusalem from the south. Showing the position of Bir Eyúb (Job's Well) just below the junction of the Kedron and Hinnom Valleys (NYPL b10607452-80328).tiff 4,369 × 5,121; 64.02 MB
Bir Eyub - Job's Well (NYPL b10607452-80329) (cropped).jpg 2,064 × 1,529; 1.12 MB
Bir Eyub - Job's Well (NYPL b10607452-80329).jpg 4,413 × 4,925; 3.55 MB
Bir Eyub - Job's Well (NYPL b10607452-80329).tiff 4,413 × 4,925; 62.19 MB
Olive grove below Bir Eyub - Job's Well. Watered by the Brook Kedron (NYPL b10607452-80330).jpg 4,369 × 5,121; 3.26 MB
Olive grove below Bir Eyub - Job's Well. Watered by the Brook Kedron (NYPL b10607452-80330).tiff 4,369 × 5,121; 64.02 MB
Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem (NYPL b10607452-80331).jpg 4,925 × 4,413; 4.82 MB
Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem (NYPL b10607452-80331).tiff 4,925 × 4,413; 62.19 MB
View of the Shepherds' Field, from Bethlehem. Looking towards the east, the mountains of Moab in the distance (NYPL b10607452-80332).jpg 4,413 × 4,925; 3.38 MB
View of the Shepherds' Field, from Bethlehem. Looking towards the east, the mountains of Moab in the distance (NYPL b10607452-80332).tiff 4,413 × 4,925; 62.19 MB
In the Shepherds' Field, Bethlehem. A shepherd watching a flock of the long-eared and long-tailed sheep common in Palestine (NYPL b10607452-80333).jpg 4,369 × 5,121; 3.42 MB
In the Shepherds' Field, Bethlehem. A shepherd watching a flock of the long-eared and long-tailed sheep common in Palestine (NYPL b10607452-80333).tiff 4,369 × 5,121; 64.02 MB
Rachel's Tomb. The terraced hills of Beit Jâla, the ancient Giloh, in the background (NYPL b10607452-80334).jpg 4,413 × 4,925; 3.86 MB
Rachel's Tomb. The terraced hills of Beit Jâla, the ancient Giloh, in the background (NYPL b10607452-80334).tiff 4,413 × 4,925; 62.19 MB
External stairway of a house at Bethlehem. Two women grinding corn on the stairs (NYPL b10607452-80335).jpg 4,369 × 5,121; 3.28 MB
External stairway of a house at Bethlehem. Two women grinding corn on the stairs (NYPL b10607452-80335).tiff 4,369 × 5,121; 64.02 MB
Chapel of the Nativity, in the crypt of the Church of St. Mary, Bethlehem. The star within the grotto on the left marks "the Place of the Nativity;" on the right is the Altar of the (NYPL b10607452-80336).jpg 4,413 × 4,925; 3.83 MB
Chapel of the Nativity, in the crypt of the Church of St. Mary, Bethlehem. The star within the grotto on the left marks "the Place of the Nativity;" on the right is the Altar of the (NYPL b10607452-80336).tiff 4,413 × 4,925; 62.19 MB
An example of a peasant's home, with its manger, in a village of Palestine. The raised daïs is occupied by the family. The steps over the arch lead to a store-place for grain, etc dried (NYPL b10607452-80337).jpg 4,237 × 5,083; 3.32 MB
An example of a peasant's home, with its manger, in a village of Palestine. The raised daïs is occupied by the family. The steps over the arch lead to a store-place for grain, etc dried (NYPL b10607452-80337).tiff 4,237 × 5,083; 61.62 MB
Bethlehem, from the south-west (NYPL b10607452-80338).jpg 5,083 × 4,237; 3.77 MB
Bethlehem, from the south-west (NYPL b10607452-80338).tiff 5,083 × 4,237; 61.62 MB
Mother-of-pearl workers of Bethlehem. Making beads for rosaries (NYPL b10607452-80339).jpg 4,237 × 5,083; 3.44 MB
Mother-of-pearl workers of Bethlehem. Making beads for rosaries (NYPL b10607452-80339).tiff 4,237 × 5,083; 61.62 MB
David's Well. Bethlehemite women filing goat-skins and water-jars (NYPL b10607452-80340).jpg 4,445 × 4,925; 3.72 MB
David's Well. Bethlehemite women filing goat-skins and water-jars (NYPL b10607452-80340).tiff 4,445 × 4,925; 62.64 MB
The Milk Grotto, Bethlehem (NYPL b10607452-80341).jpg 4,237 × 5,083; 3.05 MB
The Milk Grotto, Bethlehem (NYPL b10607452-80341).tiff 4,237 × 5,083; 61.62 MB
Herodium, or Frank Mountain, from Bethlehem (NYPL b10607452-80342).tiff 4,237 × 5,083; 61.62 MB
View from the Frank Mountain. Looking towards the Dead Sea and the Mountains of Moab (NYPL b10607452-80343).jpg 4,237 × 5,083; 3.35 MB
Valley of Urtas (NYPL b10607452-80344).jpg 4,925 × 4,445; 4.06 MB
Valley of Urtas (NYPL b10607452-80344).tiff 4,925 × 4,445; 62.64 MB
Valley and Ruins of Khureitun, from the Cave of Adullam (NYPL b10607452-80345).jpg 4,237 × 5,083; 3.61 MB
Valley and Ruins of Khureitun, from the Cave of Adullam (NYPL b10607452-80345).tiff 4,237 × 5,083; 61.62 MB
Pools of Solomon. Now called El Burâk - the tanks. The castle above them is occupied by a few soldiers for protection against the Bedouins (NYPL b10607452-80346).jpg 4,237 × 5,083; 3.05 MB
Pools of Solomon. Now called El Burâk - the tanks. The castle above them is occupied by a few soldiers for protection against the Bedouins (NYPL b10607452-80346).tiff 4,237 × 5,083; 61.62 MB
The traditional cave of Adullam, at Khureitun. The above is the largest chamber of this labyrinthine grotto (NYPL b10607452-80347).jpg 4,237 × 5,083; 3.01 MB
The traditional cave of Adullam, at Khureitun. The above is the largest chamber of this labyrinthine grotto (NYPL b10607452-80347).tiff 4,237 × 5,083; 61.62 MB
Mar Saba, Valley of the Kedron (NYPL b10607452-80348).jpg 4,237 × 5,083; 4.3 MB
Mar Saba, Valley of the Kedron (NYPL b10607452-80348).tiff 4,237 × 5,083; 61.62 MB
Balconies to monks' cells, Mar Saba, and a peep into the convent garden (NYPL b10607452-80349).jpg 4,237 × 5,083; 3.48 MB
Balconies to monks' cells, Mar Saba, and a peep into the convent garden (NYPL b10607452-80349).tiff 4,237 × 5,083; 61.62 MB
Entrance to the cave of St. Saba (NYPL b10607452-80350).jpg 4,445 × 4,925; 3.57 MB

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