City walls : a. the Damascus Gate; b. outside of wall of city, close to the Damascus Gate on the east side

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label_outline Explore Damascus Gate, Damascus Gate Jerusalem, Mcdonald James 1822 1885 Photographer

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City walls : a. exterior of the north wall of the city, east of Damascus Gate; b. exterior of the north wall of the city, east of Damascus Gate

Views within the city : a. ancient gateway at the Damascus Gate; b. portion of an old arch at the s.w. end of the bazaars

Exterior of the Haram-ash-Shárif : a. double gateway in south wall; b. west side of south west angle

Interior of the Haram-ash-Shárif : a. gate of the cotton market in west wall and cloister; b. west wall and cloisters, looking south

Porte de Damas. = The Damascus gate.

The quarries near to the Damascus Gate, beneath the city of Jerusalem

Gate of Damascus., Israel, Dorot Jewish Books Division

Gate of Damascus., Israel, Dorot Jewish Books Division

Exterior of the Haram-ash-Shárif : a. part of Western Wall near Bâb-al-Hadîd; b. north wall at Pool of Bethesda

City walls : a. the Damascus Gate; b. outside of wall of city, close to the Damascus Gate on the east side

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label_outline Explore Damascus Gate, Damascus Gate Jerusalem, Mcdonald James 1822 1885 Photographer

The large plane-tree, Damascus. It is nearly forty feet in circumference. A peasant and his plough are resting against it, and in its shade a carperter is working, steadying his bow saw with his naked foot.

The gorge of the Bûrada (Abana), through which the new French road approaches Damascus. At the outlet of this gorge the stream is divided into seven branches, two of which supply the fountain in the city, and the rest are used to irrigate the fields and gardens.

The Jews of Damascus find a large jug inscribed with the Muslim profession of faith (shahâdah) and try to destroy it, but they are unsuccessful.

City walls : a. exterior of the north wall of the city, east of Damascus Gate; b. exterior of the north wall of the city, east of Damascus Gate

Birds eye view of Damascus, with part of Mount Lebanon

The Mohammedan day school in the Shoemakers' Bazaar. The pupils are seated on the floor of a shop, each holding a wooden tablet, on which the lesson is written; and they intone it together, rocking themselves to and fro all the while

Ceasarea Philippi (Banias)

Church of the Holy Sepulchre : a. entrance to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre; b. the tower of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Henry James, Rye, June 12th, 1906.

Jehoshaphat: Ist & IId stations of the "Street of Pain"; 158 Arch of "Ecce Homo"; IIId station of the "Street of Pain"; Ve station; View from mosque, Damascus; 411 Convent Cophte, IXe station

Banias, Grotte de Pan., Voyage d'exploration a la Mer Morte...

Kubbet el Khazneh (Dome of the Treasures), Damascus. In the west part of the court of the Great Mosque. It is said to contain ancient books and other relics which are held sacred.

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