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The Damascus Gate - Bab El Amud (Gate of the Column) The Northern entrance to Jerusalem. Wood engraving after a drawing by Harry Fenn, published in Picturesque Palestine, about 1870. Recent hand colouring. Gate of the Column refers to a column, topped by a statue of the Roman Emperor Hadrian, that stood inside the gate beginning in the 2nd century AD. The column appears inside the gate on the left side of the 6th century Madaba Map (opens in a separate browser window). 다마쿠스 오른쪽 문 The Street of the Damascus Gate Full page wood engraving after a drawing by Harry Fenn, published in Picturesque Palestine, about 1870. Recent hand colouring. The additional caption refers to a characteristic group of bedouins outside a cafe on the left, a party of Turkish soldiers breakfasting, and a group of fruit and vegetable dealers on the right. This intersection is just inside the Damascus Gate. The Street of the Damascus Gate is the street at the right. It leads to the Suq Khan es-Zeit. The street at the left is El Wad Road. It leads to Temple Mount and the Western Wall. The location of the artist is approximately where the column topped by a statue of Hadrian stood in the 2nd century AD. This intersection is shown on the left side of the 6th century Madaba Map (opens in a separate browser window). A Grocer's Shop 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. Wood engraving after a drawing by Harry Fenn, published in Picturesque Palestine, about 1870. Recent hand colouring.

Street of the Gate of the Chain Wood engraving after a drawing by J. D. Woodward, published in Picturesque Palestine, about 1870. Recent hand colouring.
A Street Cafe Wood engraving after a drawing by Harry Fenn, published in Picturesque Palestine, about 1870. Recent hand colouring.

Interior of the House of a Christian Family Drawn by W. D. Bartlett, published in The Christian in Palestine, 1847. The Southern Slopes of Olivet and the Mountains of Moab Published in Picturesque Palestine, about 1870. This view is similar to today's view from the roof of the Petra Hotel, which is a short distance inside the Jaffa Gate, on the left side of David Street, the narrow street shown in the lower left of the drawing. The view is across the rooftops of the Old City. The Armenian Quarter is to the immediate right. The Jewish Quarter is in the upper right; the large domed building is the Hurva Synagogue. Pool of Hezekiah Drawn by W. D. Bartlett, published in The Christian in Palestine, 1847

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