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2008, Bau der B464 zwischen der A81 und Maichingen - panoramio.jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 3.16 MB
Ansa del Tirino presso Capodacqua, Capestrano (AQ) - panoramio.jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 1.65 MB
Arap Cami, Atatürk Köprüsü No-1, Beyoğlu-İstanbul, Turkey - panoramio.jpg 11,677 × 2,497; 4.09 MB
Arreglo Iglesia - panoramio.jpg 1,920 × 1,080; 604 KB
Chalet in opbouw Muno - panoramio.jpg 2,272 × 1,704; 1.08 MB
Edifici inaccessible als serveis d'emergència - panoramio - David Vallespí (5).jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 257 KB
Edifici inaccessible als serveis d'emergència - panoramio - David Vallespí (6).jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 311 KB
Edifici inaccessible als serveis d'emergència - panoramio - David Vallespí.jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 324 KB
Edifici inaccessible als serveis d'emergència - panoramio.jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 316 KB
Evening sea side.. - panoramio.jpg 3,488 × 2,616; 2.09 MB
Fervenza do rio barosa - panoramio.jpg 3,129 × 3,393; 1.04 MB
Flemenco dancers mijas - panoramio.jpg 2,272 × 1,704; 538 KB
Rail, window, movie camera Fortepan 31420.jpg 5,693 × 3,503; 8.74 MB
Interior, porch, furniture, wicker chair, glass, flower Fortepan 31468.jpg 4,847 × 3,088; 9.22 MB
Porch, tinder, coffee pot Fortepan 31469.jpg 4,854 × 3,040; 8.69 MB
1967 Fortepan 31483.jpg 4,772 × 3,056; 9.27 MB
1967 Fortepan 31499.jpg 5,064 × 3,120; 9.7 MB
1967 Fortepan 31500.jpg 4,590 × 3,111; 9.64 MB
Hungary Fortepan 31626.jpg 5,539 × 3,248; 9.26 MB
Village, street view, dance, partying Fortepan 31636.jpg 5,349 × 3,511; 8.2 MB
38M Rába Botond terepjáró rajgépkocsi. Fortepan 31644.jpg 5,502 × 3,402; 8.66 MB
Lelőtt szovjet gyártmányú SB-2 típusú bombázó repülőgép. Fortepan 31645.jpg 4,967 × 2,985; 6.37 MB
1942 Fortepan 31648.jpg 5,396 × 3,257; 7.42 MB
Weapon, rail, railway, second World War, machine gun, automobile, eastern front Fortepan 31649.jpg 3,510 × 4,762; 7.35 MB
1942 Fortepan 31657.jpg 3,435 × 4,982; 7.26 MB
Mill Fortepan 31659.jpg 5,473 × 3,228; 7.5 MB
1942 Fortepan 31660.jpg 3,356 × 4,750; 6.68 MB
Ghiacciai Adamello da Cima Cady - panoramio.jpg 8,488 × 1,152; 1.68 MB
Ghiacciaio Presena - panoramio - Denis Faustinelli (2).jpg 5,153 × 2,152; 1.77 MB
Gleiserneuerung 1 - panoramio.jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 1.36 MB
Gleiserneuerung 2 - panoramio.jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 1.28 MB
Gleiserneuerung 3 - panoramio.jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 1.35 MB
Gleiserneuerung 4 - panoramio.jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 1.31 MB
Hombre tocando el acordeon - panoramio.jpg 2,816 × 1,872; 2.56 MB
Irbene (by xan) - panoramio - Laima Gūtmane (simka… (10).jpg 3,888 × 2,592; 4.23 MB
Irbene (by xan) - panoramio - Laima Gūtmane (simka… (11).jpg 3,908 × 2,612; 4.21 MB
Irbene (by xan) - panoramio - Laima Gūtmane (simka… (2).jpg 3,888 × 2,592; 4.82 MB
Irbene (by xan) - panoramio - Laima Gūtmane (simka… (3).jpg 3,888 × 2,592; 4.84 MB
Irbene (by xan) - panoramio - Laima Gūtmane (simka… (4).jpg 3,888 × 2,592; 4.41 MB
Irbene (by xan) - panoramio - Laima Gūtmane (simka… (5).jpg 2,592 × 3,888; 3.53 MB
Irbene (by xan) - panoramio - Laima Gūtmane (simka… (6).jpg 2,592 × 3,888; 3.12 MB
Irbene (by xan) - panoramio - Laima Gūtmane (simka… (7).jpg 2,592 × 3,888; 4.38 MB
Irbene (by xan) - panoramio - Laima Gūtmane (simka… (8).jpg 3,908 × 2,612; 3.55 MB
Irbene (by xan) - panoramio - Laima Gūtmane (simka… (9).jpg 3,908 × 2,612; 4.64 MB
Irbene (by xan) - panoramio - Laima Gūtmane (simka….jpg 3,888 × 2,592; 4.46 MB
Irbene (by xan) - panoramio.jpg 3,888 × 2,592; 3.14 MB
Kamienica na rogu Długiej i Browarnej - panoramio.jpg 1,536 × 2,048; 496 KB
Kiosko - panoramio.jpg 2,816 × 1,872; 2.27 MB
Klombik z kwiatami - panoramio.jpg 2,048 × 1,536; 612 KB
Lavori sull'A3 2008 - panoramio.jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 1.4 MB
Leaving the Cabane Bertol for a trip on the Glacier - Patrick Nouhailler - panoramio.jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 3.1 MB
Macau, Macau - panoramio - jetsun (4).jpg 968 × 648; 120 KB
Macau, Macau - panoramio - jetsun (9).jpg 968 × 648; 154 KB
Man at work - panoramio.jpg 3,648 × 2,736; 1.93 MB
Marchanta - panoramio.jpg 2,816 × 1,872; 2.38 MB
Mazar inside - panoramio.jpg 480 × 640; 118 KB
Mazar of Alahazrat Imam Ahmad Raza - panoramio.jpg 640 × 480; 148 KB
Mente sã... corpo sã. - panoramio.jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 1.32 MB
Monte Cocuzzo - panoramio - Salvatore Migliari.jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 1.31 MB
Monte Cocuzzo - panoramio.jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 1.28 MB
Monte Cocuzzo Sentiero Naturalistico della Comunita' Montana Serre Cosentine - panoramio.jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 1.34 MB
Most na Odrze - ulica Armii Krajowej - panoramio.jpg 1,536 × 2,048; 481 KB
Muiños no rio barosa - panoramio.jpg 2,443 × 3,058; 997 KB
Na rynku - panoramio - geo573 (2).jpg 1,536 × 2,048; 595 KB
Na Rynku od ul. Długiej - panoramio.jpg 1,536 × 2,048; 562 KB
Na ulicy Armii Krajowej - panoramio.jpg 2,048 × 1,536; 492 KB
Nieuwendokstraat oostende - panoramio.jpg 1,643 × 480; 588 KB
NILKANTESHWAR - panoramio.jpg 640 × 480; 29 KB
Novi Belgii (NYPL b10547963-5247814).tiff 10,328 × 7,760, 2 pages; 229.57 MB
Well of Zacharias and Elisabeth, 'Ain Kârim, near the supposed site of their summer dwelling, where the Virgin is said to have visited them (NYPL b10607452-80387).jpg 3,943 × 4,902; 3.61 MB
'Ain Hanîyeh, in the Valley of Roses, commonly called Philip's Fountain, and regarded as a sacred place by the Latins (NYPL b10607452-80389).jpg 4,458 × 4,862; 3.41 MB
'Anâta, on the site of Anathoth. There are the remains of ancient foundations here, and the quarries still supply Jerusalem with building stone (NYPL b10607452-80390) (cropped).jpg 2,647 × 3,916; 2.15 MB
'Anâta, on the site of Anathoth. There are the remains of ancient foundations here, and the quarries still supply Jerusalem with building stone (NYPL b10607452-80390).jpg 4,369 × 5,057; 3.13 MB
A halt for the night in the khan of el Bîreh, the ancient Beeroth. The village owes its ancient and modern names, which signify "cistern," to the abundant supply of water in its (NYPL b10607452-80394).jpg 4,197 × 4,675; 3.2 MB
Jacob's Well, at the foot of Mount Gerizim. The true mouth of the well is in the floor of a little vaulted chamber below the surface of the ground (NYPL b10607452-80402).jpg 4,458 × 4,862; 3.49 MB
Nablus, the ancient Shechem (NYPL b10607452-80412).jpg 5,026 × 4,369; 4.96 MB
Nâblus and Gerizim from the south-western slopes of Ebal, just above a broad belt of olive-trees. The whole extent of the city and the western approaches to it are shown (NYPL b10607452-80413).jpg 4,702 × 4,581; 5.06 MB
Ancient copy of the Samaritan Pentateuch. In a silver-gilt case; it is protected by a red satin cover embroidered with inscriptions in gold thread (NYPL b10607452-80414).jpg 4,369 × 5,026; 2.99 MB
Jenîn, the ancient en Gannim, from the hill above the cemetery, showing one of the outfalls of the stream which traverses the town (NYPL b10607452-80420).jpg 4,369 × 5,026; 3.19 MB
Mount Tabor from "the Waters of Megiddo," formed by an important branch of the river Kishon, which traverses the "Plain of Megiddo" (NYPL b10607452-80422).jpg 4,369 × 5,026; 3.26 MB
The hills of Samaria from Sûlem, the ancient Shunem. Zerîn (Jezreel) appears upon the plain below, and in the foreground there is a characteristic example of the Cactus Opuntia (prickly (NYPL b10607452-80429).jpg 4,458 × 4,748; 3.92 MB
Mount Tabor from Nain, showing its south-western slopes, dotted with dwarf oaks, locust, arbutts, lentisk, and terebinth trees (NYPL b10607452-80431).jpg 4,369 × 5,026; 2.87 MB
The traditional Mount of Precipitation, Nazareth (NYPL b10607452-80435).jpg 4,458 × 4,748; 3.26 MB
Nazareth from the south, now called En Nâsirah. The large building on the hill of Neby Sa'în is the English Orphanage for Girls (NYPL b10607452-80437).jpg 4,702 × 4,581; 4.53 MB
The Vale of Nazareth (NYPL b10607452-80438).jpg 5,026 × 4,369; 4.31 MB
Mount Carmel from the castle at Sefûrîyeh, the Sepphoris of Josephus. The Roman name was Diocæsarea. The village lies on the south-west side of the hill; on the north side are the ruins of a (NYPL b10607452-80440).jpg 4,458 × 4,748; 3.51 MB
Tiberias (NYPL b10607452-80442).jpg 4,748 × 4,458; 3.83 MB
Bâb el Hawa (gate of the wind), on the summit of Mount Tabor. It was formerly part of a mediæval fortress, but now serves as an approach to the Latin monastery (NYPL b10607452-80443).jpg 4,369 × 5,026; 4.12 MB
Kefr Kenna, the traditional Cana of Galilee. Pleasantly situated on an eminence on the south side of the fertile plain of Bûttauf. It contains about six hundred inhabitants, half of whom are (NYPL b10607452-80444).jpg 5,057 × 4,912; 3.88 MB
Northern end of the Sea of Galilee, from the Castle of Tiberias (NYPL b10607452-80448).jpg 4,369 × 5,026; 3.99 MB
Castle of Tiberias (Tûbarîyeh), showing the damage done by the earthquake of 1837 (NYPL b10607452-80450).jpg 4,369 × 5,026; 3.86 MB
Hot baths of Tiberias (Hûmmâm Tûbarîyeh), with the town of Tiberias and Khân Minyeh in the distance. The interior of the public bath is shown, with its pierced dome and marble pavement (NYPL b10607452-80451).jpg 4,369 × 5,026; 3.56 MB
The Kûl'at ibn Ma'ân, on the north-west side of the Valley of Pigeons. This castle consists of caverns connected by passages; opposite to it stands Irbid, the ancient Arbela (NYPL b10607452-80453).jpg 4,369 × 5,026; 3.78 MB
Magdala (Mejdel). Beyond the village is the fertile plain of Gennesaret. It is three miles long and one mile in width (NYPL b10607452-80454).jpg 4,716 × 5,007; 4 MB
Fishermen on the Sea of Galilee. The lake contains many good kinds of fish, some of which, it is said, do not occur elsewhere except in tropical climates (NYPL b10607452-80455).jpg 4,369 × 5,026; 3.84 MB
The Plain of Gennesaret, from Khân Minyeh. The town of Tiberias in the distance, and Mejdel (Magdala) on the right, at the southern extremity of the plain (NYPL b10607452-80456).jpg 4,581 × 4,688; 3.42 MB
On the shore of the lake, at Et Tâbighah, the supposed site of Bethsaida, an oleander in full bloom grows among the rocks, and storks are characteristically hovering over the lake (NYPL b10607452-80458).jpg 4,716 × 5,007; 3.76 MB
Caverns in the cliffs of Wâdy Leimôn. The upper portion of Wâdy el Amûd, the Valley of the Column (NYPL b10607452-80462).jpg 4,367 × 4,989; 4.02 MB
The cliffs of Wâdy Leimôn, pierced with holes in which a great variety of birds find safe retreat. The bed of the valley is in some places very narrow and difficult to traverse (NYPL b10607452-80463).jpg 4,367 × 4,989; 4.5 MB
Safed, one of the four holy places of the Jews in Palestine; showing the Jewish quarter on the western and north-western side of the hill, just below the castle (NYPL b10607452-80464).jpg 5,007 × 4,716; 4.63 MB
Castle of Safed, on the northern crest of the hill, with the Moslem quarter in the foreground (NYPL b10607452-80465).jpg 4,367 × 4,989; 4.22 MB
Ancient synagogue, Meirôn, situated on the top of an overhanging cliff, which was levelled artificially. Only the south front is now standing (NYPL b10607452-80466).jpg 4,716 × 5,007; 4.42 MB
Jewish shrine at Meirôn. The town of Safed appears on the hill beyond, and on the right there is a glimpse of the Sea of Galilee. During the annual festival pilgrims burn shawls, robes, and (NYPL b10607452-80467).jpg 4,716 × 5,007; 3.87 MB
Remains of a synagogue at Kefr Beirim. The village of Beirim, with its remarkable ruins, stands on the summit of a peak north-west of Meirôn. Its present inhabitants are chiefly Maronites (NYPL b10607452-80468).jpg 4,367 × 4,989; 3.77 MB
First glimpse of the Lebanon range from the south, with the ruined fortress of Hunîn and its clusters of one-storied houses in the foreground (NYPL b10607452-80472).jpg 4,367 × 4,989; 3.75 MB
Lake Hûleh (Waters of Merom) from Hunîn, looking towards the south-east, with the uneven table-land of Jaulân (Gaulanitis) in the distance (NYPL b10607452-80473).jpg 4,716 × 5,007; 4.05 MB
The site of Laish, afterwards called Dan, the ancient northern limit of the Holy Land, at the most westernly source of the Jordan. This spot is now known as Tell el Kâdy (the Hill of the (NYPL b10607452-80475).jpg 4,367 × 4,989; 3.64 MB
The Jordan at Bâniâs (Cæsarea Philippi). Bâniâs is merely the Arabic pronunciation of the ancient Panias of the Greeks and Romans. In the foreground is a peasant carrying a plough (NYPL b10607452-80476).jpg 4,716 × 5,007; 4.13 MB
The most easterly source of the Jordan, Bâniâs (Cæsarea Philippi). This place has justly been called a Syrian Tivoli. The cliff is of ruddy limestone mingled with basalt. On a platform of (NYPL b10607452-80478).jpg 4,716 × 5,007; 4.63 MB
Sculptured niches dedicated to Pan, at Cæsarea Philippi, in the face of the cliff, south of the cavern from which the Jordan springs. A peasant with his double-reed Pandean pipes and his (NYPL b10607452-80479).jpg 4,367 × 4,989; 3.93 MB
Bowers on the housetops at Bâniâs (Cæsarea Philippi). The present village consists of fifty or sixty houses. In summer-time the inhabitants sleep in their bowers, nearly every house being (NYPL b10607452-80480).jpg 4,367 × 4,989; 3.48 MB
The Castle of Subeibeh, known also as the Castle of Bâniâs (NYPL b10607452-80482).jpg 4,357 × 4,843; 3.83 MB
The citadel of the Castle of Subeibeh, from within the castle walls, which enclose an olive-grove. It is two thousand three hundred feet above the sea-level (NYPL b10607452-80483).jpg 4,367 × 4,989; 3.99 MB
A cup of coffee on the heights of Subeibeh. All the implements for preparing it are shown in the foreground - the iron saucer in which to roast the berries, the pestle and mortar for (NYPL b10607452-80484).jpg 4,357 × 4,843; 3.2 MB
Moslem graves under 'The Oaks of Bashan.' At Tell Hazûr, near Bâniâs. There appears to have been a complete circle of evergreen oaks here, surrounding a temple or an altar. It is still (NYPL b10607452-80485).jpg 4,367 × 4,989; 3.31 MB
The Nahr Leddân, an affluent of the Jordan. It joins the stream from Bâniâs four miles south of Tell el Kâdy (NYPL b10607452-80487).jpg 4,357 × 4,843; 3.73 MB
The gateway, Hâsbeiya. The town is two thousand two hundred feet above the sea-level, on the west side of an amphitheatre of hills covered to their summits with vineyards, orchards, and (NYPL b10607452-80491).jpg 4,394 × 4,843; 3.65 MB
El Kûweh, the natural bridge over the Lîtâny. It is formed of a number of fallen rocks, which have left a passage of about one hundred feet in height for the stream below (NYPL b10607452-80493).jpg 4,394 × 4,843; 3.56 MB
The gorge of the Lîtâny. The precipices are in some places nearly one thousand feet in height. The banks are overgrown with sycamores, myrtles, and various shrubs, and eagles build their (NYPL b10607452-80494).jpg 4,367 × 4,989; 4.03 MB
Entrance to Damascus, by the road through the Merj, or meadow, west of the city. The large building on the right, with its many domes and two slender minarets, is the Tekîyeh, or hospital (NYPL b10607452-80500).jpg 4,367 × 4,989; 3.31 MB
Roadside café, Damascus. The man in the foreground is selling thin loaves of wheaten bread, slightly spread with butter and grape syrup and sprinkled with sessame seed. He calls out every (NYPL b10607452-80502).jpg 4,393 × 4,989; 3.86 MB
Gold and Silver Smiths' Bazaar, Damascus. A large nearly square court; the blackened roof is supported by arches and massive piers. It is so noisy that sales are often effected by means of (NYPL b10607452-80507).jpg 4,393 × 4,989; 3.96 MB
A narrow by-way in Damascus. The upper stories and projecting windows are constructed of poplar stems, filled in with sun-dried bricks, placed diagonally and plastered over with clay (NYPL b10607452-80511).jpg 4,628 × 5,089; 3.62 MB
A street in Damascus (NYPL b10607452-80517).jpg 5,089 × 4,628; 5.52 MB
Houses on the city wall, Damascus. On the south-east side, belonging to the Jewish quarter. The Bâb Kisân, which is not far from this spot, is now a disused and closed-up gate. It stands on (NYPL b10607452-80518).jpg 4,394 × 4,843; 3.48 MB
'The street called Straight," it runs westward from the East Gate, dividing the Christian from the Jewish quarter. The Mohammedans call it "Sultan's Highway." (NYPL b10607452-80520).jpg 4,628 × 5,089; 3.77 MB
Bedouins buying spears in the Sûk es Sinânîyeh, which is the great emporium for all the requirements of Bedouins and peasants, including all kinds of primitive weapons and clothing (NYPL b10607452-80523).jpg 4,394 × 4,843; 3.26 MB
Reception room of a Damascus house, showing the lower portion of it only, with its fountain and marble pavement. The upper part of the room, where guests are received, is eighteen inches (NYPL b10607452-80524).jpg 4,394 × 4,843; 3.43 MB
A street drinking-fountain, Damascus. The lady who is riding en cavalier wears a dark muslin veil, called a mandîl, which quite conceals her features; her outer garment, an izzar, is like a (NYPL b10607452-80525).jpg 4,628 × 5,089; 3.87 MB
Wâdy Barada, from Bessîma. The village is situated in a little basin formed by a bend of the river, and is entirely shut in by high ledges of rock. The soil is everywhere carefully (NYPL b10607452-80535).jpg 4,269 × 4,963; 4.06 MB
Tombs and aqueduct, Wâdy Barada. Here the gorge intersects the central ridge of Anti-Lebanon; but as it makes a sharp turn, we only see a deep recess in the mountain-side dotted with tombs (NYPL b10607452-80539).jpg 4,268 × 4,982; 3.98 MB
An Arab shrine, south-west of Ba'albek. Called Kubbet Dûris, after the neighbouring village of Dûris; it is a modern structure formed of eight ancient granite columns clumsily set up and (NYPL b10607452-80544).jpg 4,394 × 4,843; 2.69 MB
A Cedar of Lebanon. In the distance there is a glimpse of the Mediterranean Sea. The grove consists of about three hundred and fifty trees, the tallest of which are not more than (NYPL b10607452-80557).jpg 4,394 × 4,843; 2.85 MB
In the grove of cedars, Lebanon. The group of cedars occupies the top of a hill with five culminating points of various sizes. The rock on which the trees grow is white limestone, and the (NYPL b10607452-80558).jpg 4,982 × 4,268; 4.06 MB
The sea of Galilee, from the heights of Safed (NYPL b10607452-80559).jpg 4,507 × 3,683; 2.71 MB
Picturesque Palestine, Sinai and Egypt . . . Volume II (Half title) (NYPL b10607452-80561).jpg 4,131 × 4,740; 1.65 MB
Contents (NYPL b10607452-80562).jpg 4,131 × 4,740; 2.26 MB
Contents (NYPL b10607452-80562).tiff 4,131 × 4,740; 56.03 MB
Contents (NYPL b10607452-81461).jpg 4,190 × 4,937; 2.89 MB
Contents (NYPL b10607452-81461).tiff 4,190 × 4,937; 59.19 MB
Contents (NYPL b10607452-81462).jpg 3,620 × 4,465; 1.81 MB
Contents (NYPL b10607452-81462).tiff 3,620 × 4,465; 46.25 MB
List of illustrations (NYPL b10607452-80563).jpg 3,620 × 4,465; 1.82 MB
List of illustrations (NYPL b10607452-80563).tiff 3,620 × 4,465; 46.25 MB
List of illustrations (NYPL b10607452-81463).jpg 4,190 × 4,937; 2.79 MB
List of illustrations (NYPL b10607452-81463).tiff 4,190 × 4,937; 59.19 MB
List of illustrations (NYPL b10607452-81464).jpg 3,620 × 4,465; 2.15 MB
List of illustrations (NYPL b10607452-81464).tiff 3,620 × 4,465; 46.25 MB
List of illustrations (NYPL b10607452-81466).jpg 4,190 × 4,937; 2.4 MB
List of illustrations (NYPL b10607452-81466).tiff 4,190 × 4,937; 59.19 MB
A map of Palestine (NYPL b10607452-80564).jpg 3,464 × 5,211; 6.16 MB
A map of Palestine (NYPL b10607452-80564).tiff 4,392 × 5,939; 74.65 MB
Hasrûn, a Maronite village of North Lebanon, on the summit of a precipice on the south side of the gorge of the Kashîda (the sacred river) (NYPL b10607452-80565).jpg 3,620 × 4,465; 2.81 MB
Hasrûn, a Maronite village of North Lebanon, on the summit of a precipice on the south side of the gorge of the Kashîda (the sacred river) (NYPL b10607452-80565).tiff 3,620 × 4,465; 46.25 MB
The valley of the Kadîsha (the holy river), with distant view of the Mediterranean Sea and El Mîna (Minet Tarâbalus), the port of Tripoli (NYPL b10607452-80566).jpg 3,620 × 4,465; 3.24 MB
The valley of the Kadîsha (the holy river), with distant view of the Mediterranean Sea and El Mîna (Minet Tarâbalus), the port of Tripoli (NYPL b10607452-80566).tiff 3,620 × 4,465; 46.25 MB
Convent of the Mullawîyeh, or dancing dervishes, Tripoli, with a distant view of the snow crowned summits of Lebanon. In the foreground flows the Kadîsha (the sacred river), called also Nahr (NYPL b10607452-80567).tiff 4,190 × 4,937; 59.19 MB
Convent of the Mullawîyeh, or dancing dervishes, Tripoli, with a distant view of the snow crowned summits of Lebanon. In the foreground flows the Kadîsha (the sacred river), called also Nahr (NYPL b10607452-80567).jpg 4,190 × 4,937; 3.97 MB
The castle of Tripoli, a stronghold of the crusaders. It was converted into an imperial penitentiary by Midhat Pasha when he was governor-general of Syria. It stands on a narrow ridge, which (NYPL b10607452-80568).tiff 3,620 × 4,465; 46.25 MB
The castle of Tripoli, a stronghold of the crusaders. It was converted into an imperial penitentiary by Midhat Pasha when he was governor-general of Syria. It stands on a narrow ridge, which (NYPL b10607452-80568).jpg 3,620 × 4,465; 2.79 MB
Northern Lebanon (NYPL b10607452-80570).jpg 4,190 × 4,937; 3.54 MB
Northern Lebanon (NYPL b10607452-80570).tiff 4,190 × 4,937; 59.19 MB
The natural bridge of Akura. On front of a cavern from which issues a strem called the Neb'a Ruweis. a triburary of the Adonis (Nahr Ibrahim) (NYPL b10607452-80571).jpg 3,660 × 4,465; 2.98 MB
The natural bridge of Akura. On front of a cavern from which issues a strem called the Neb'a Ruweis. a triburary of the Adonis (Nahr Ibrahim) (NYPL b10607452-80571).tiff 3,660 × 4,465; 46.76 MB
Cliffs of Akura, in the Mogherîye valley, Lebanon. Every available space in the valley is cultivated. On the ledges of the cliffs fruit-trees flourish and wheat is grown (NYPL b10607452-78390).jpg 3,660 × 4,465; 2.72 MB
Cliffs of Akura, in the Mogherîye valley, Lebanon. Every available space in the valley is cultivated. On the ledges of the cliffs fruit-trees flourish and wheat is grown (NYPL b10607452-78390).tiff 3,660 × 4,465; 46.76 MB
The gorge of the Kadîsha - Lebanon (NYPL b10607452-80574).jpg 2,836 × 4,159; 3.34 MB
The gorge of the Kadîsha - Lebanon (NYPL b10607452-80574).tiff 4,249 × 4,858; 59.06 MB
The valley of the Adonis (Nahr Ibrahim). The scenery in this valley was not surpassed by any in Lebanon. The hillsides are in many places clothed with pines and oak-trees, and groves of (NYPL b10607452-80575).jpg 3,660 × 4,465; 3.2 MB
The valley of the Adonis (Nahr Ibrahim). The scenery in this valley was not surpassed by any in Lebanon. The hillsides are in many places clothed with pines and oak-trees, and groves of (NYPL b10607452-80575).tiff 3,660 × 4,465; 46.76 MB
Under the natural bridge, Lebanon. The stream, after passing under the bridge, descends the mountain-side through a glen like a huge fissure, and then dashes over a ledge of rock in sheets (NYPL b10607452-80578).tiff 3,627 × 4,465; 46.34 MB
Under the natural bridge, Lebanon. The stream, after passing under the bridge, descends the mountain-side through a glen like a huge fissure, and then dashes over a ledge of rock in sheets (NYPL b10607452-80578).jpg 3,627 × 4,465; 3.13 MB
The chasm of Neb'a el Lebban. Just above the Natural Bridge (Jisr el Hajr) (NYPL b10607452-80579).jpg 3,627 × 4,465; 2.81 MB
Roman bridge near Juneh. It spans a little stream called Ma'amiltein, which in the water flows from the hills to the beautiful bay of Juneh. Adjoining the bridge there is a Syrian khan (NYPL b10607452-80580).jpg 4,249 × 4,858; 3.14 MB
Roman bridge near Juneh. It spans a little stream called Ma'amiltein, which in the water flows from the hills to the beautiful bay of Juneh. Adjoining the bridge there is a Syrian khan (NYPL b10607452-80580).tiff 4,249 × 4,858; 59.06 MB
Limestone rocks, Ajeltûn, Lebanon. In this district, well named Kesrawan (Broken Region) is a chaos of rugged mountains, which in some places assume grotesque and in others grand (NYPL b10607452-80581).jpg 3,627 × 4,465; 2.83 MB
Beirût, from Jaita. A beautifully situated village north of the Dog River (Nahr el Kelb), on the heights above the gorge. In the distance, beyond St. George's Bay, the sandy promontory of (NYPL b10607452-80582).tiff 4,249 × 4,858; 59.06 MB
Beirût, from Jaita. A beautifully situated village north of the Dog River (Nahr el Kelb), on the heights above the gorge. In the distance, beyond St. George's Bay, the sandy promontory of (NYPL b10607452-80582).jpg 4,249 × 4,858; 3.2 MB
A Lebanon café. Pleasantly situated by a mountain stream and sheltered by the dense foliage of the carouba trees (Ceratonia siliqua). The presence of one of these wayside resting places (NYPL b10607452-80583).jpg 3,627 × 4,465; 2.85 MB
A Lebanon café. Pleasantly situated by a mountain stream and sheltered by the dense foliage of the carouba trees (Ceratonia siliqua). The presence of one of these wayside resting places (NYPL b10607452-80583).tiff 3,627 × 4,465; 46.34 MB
The slopes of Lebanon (NYPL b10607452-80584).jpg 4,249 × 4,858; 4.38 MB
The slopes of Lebanon (NYPL b10607452-80584).tiff 4,249 × 4,858; 59.06 MB
Modern aqueduct on the Nahr el Kelb near to which are the newly discovered Assyrian tablets relating to Nebuchadnezzar (NYPL b10607452-80588).jpg 3,686 × 4,465; 3.13 MB
Modern aqueduct on the Nahr el Kelb near to which are the newly discovered Assyrian tablets relating to Nebuchadnezzar (NYPL b10607452-80588).tiff 3,686 × 4,465; 47.09 MB
Bath and café, Beirût (NYPL b10607452-80589).jpg 3,836 × 4,465; 2.9 MB
Bath and café, Beirût (NYPL b10607452-80589).tiff 3,836 × 4,465; 49.01 MB
Pigeon rocks, Beirût. In the cliff from which these island rocks have broken away, there is an enormous cavern which can be entered by small boats (NYPL b10607452-80590).jpg 4,203 × 4,851; 4.11 MB
The citdel of Saida, the ancient Sidon. Now called Kul'at el Mezzeh. It stands on the south-eastern extremity of the town, on a heap of rubbish in which layers of the purple shell are still (NYPL b10607452-78588).tiff 3,789 × 4,500; 48.79 MB
A peasant woman churning. The churn is made of the tanned skin of a goat stripped off whole; it is partly filled with milk and the extremities being securely closed, it is suspended in any (NYPL b10607452-80596).tiff 4,702 × 4,951; 66.65 MB
A peasant woman churning. The churn is made of the tanned skin of a goat stripped off whole; it is partly filled with milk and the extremities being securely closed, it is suspended in any (NYPL b10607452-80596).jpg 4,688 × 4,951; 4.8 MB
Ridge over the Nahr el Kâsimîyeh (the Leontes). On the ancient Roman coast road, which is now traversed by telegraph wires. Higher up, this river is called El Litâny (NYPL b10607452-80599).jpg 4,203 × 4,838; 2.87 MB
Ridge over the Nahr el Kâsimîyeh (the Leontes). On the ancient Roman coast road, which is now traversed by telegraph wires. Higher up, this river is called El Litâny (NYPL b10607452-80599).tiff 4,203 × 4,838; 58.18 MB
The gate of Tyre (Sûr). There are two springs of fresh water on the peninsula, one of which is close to this gate. It has been conjectured that they are connected with the foundations of Râs (NYPL b10607452-80602).tiff 3,751 × 4,498; 48.28 MB
Ruins of the cathedral church at Tyre. Eusebius describes this building as the most splendid of all the temples of Phoenicia. Among the ruins there is a double column of red syenite granite, (NYPL b10607452-80603).tiff 4,197 × 4,832; 58.03 MB
Ruins of the cathedral church at Tyre. Eusebius describes this building as the most splendid of all the temples of Phoenicia. Among the ruins there is a double column of red syenite granite, (NYPL b10607452-80603).jpg 4,197 × 4,832; 3.45 MB
Ruins of the cathedral church at Tyre. Eusebius describes this building as the most splendid of all the temples of Phoenicia. Among the ruins there is a double column of red syenite granite, (NYPL b10607452-80603) (cropped).jpg 2,378 × 2,776; 1.76 MB
Kabr Hirâm. And the neighboring village of Hanâwieh, with a view of the peninsula of Tyre as it appears from this spot (NYPL b10607452-80604).jpg 3,751 × 4,498; 2.56 MB
The remains of Tyre. The shore is strewn from one end to the other, along the edge of the water, and in the water, with columns of red and grey granite of various dimensions, the only (NYPL b10607452-80605) (cropped).tiff 2,259 × 2,775; 17.94 MB
The remains of Tyre. The shore is strewn from one end to the other, along the edge of the water, and in the water, with columns of red and grey granite of various dimensions, the only (NYPL b10607452-80605).jpg 3,751 × 4,498; 2.75 MB
The remains of Tyre. The shore is strewn from one end to the other, along the edge of the water, and in the water, with columns of red and grey granite of various dimensions, the only (NYPL b10607452-80605).tiff 3,751 × 4,498; 48.28 MB

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