Skip to main content

Krak de Chevaliers (Kala't el-Husn). The Crusader castle from the south

Thumbnail for Krak de Chevaliers (Kala't el-Husn). The Crusader castle from the south
View
@ Library of Congress

American Colony (Jerusalem). Photo Department

Description

Type:
Image
Created Date:
[Approximately 1920 To 1933]
Rights:
http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/
View Original At:

Record Contributed By

Library of Congress

Keywords

  1. Dry Plate Negatives
  2. Stereographs
  3. Syria

Related Content

Tartous. The Crusader cathedral. Int[erior], looking N.E. Margab Castle. Entrance to crusader chapel; interior of the chapel (now used as a mosque) Tartous. The crusader cathedral. Int[erior], looking S.E. ; ext. [i.e., exterior] Tartous. The Crusader cathedral. Int[erior], looking S.W. ; int[erior] looking S.E. with sarcophagus Margab Castle. Approach to entrance of castle; [Interior view of Crusader Cathedral at Tartous] Aleppo. The castle (not Crusader) Jebeil (Biblos). The Crusader castle seen through the colonnade of Biblos Church of the Holy Sepulchre and surroundings. Crusader cloisters from roof of St. Helena's Chapel Along the sea coast. Crusader church at Athlit Jebeil (Biblos). The Crusader castle. A close up Jewish colonies and settlements. Tel Aviv. Immigration camp for Jews Various views inside the city [Jerusalem]. Crusader Church of St. John Church of the Holy Sepulchre and surroundings. Church of The Redeemer. Crusader doorway incorporated in new church El-Azrak & Wadi Sirhan in the Arabian Desert. Druse [i.e., Druze] political refugees from Jebel Druse (The Hauran). Sheikh Sultan el-Atrash, leader of Druse revolt in October, 1925 [Sheikh Sultan el-Atrash, leader of Druse revolt in October, 1925. possibly with member of the American Colony] Baalbek. Grand court showing temples of Jupiter & Bacchus, looking S.E. Hebron and surroundings. Doorway of Machpelah Mosque showing Moslem [i.e., Muslim] embellishments added to crusader church Jaffa to Jerusalem. Ruins of Crusader Church at Amwas The Araba. (Southern end of the Great Jordan Rift). Negeb el-Shurk, Akaba (Elath), Gulf of Akaba and el-Kuntilla. Gulf of Akaba. Akaba. The mediaeval castle. Eyla of the crusaders War views of Neby Samuel (Mizpah). Unexploded bomb in the Crusader wall of the mosque
Download JSON