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Saint Martin du Canigou Abbey in the Pyrénées Orientales, France
From 9,00 €
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Edinburgh Castle, Scotland, 1930s.
From 12,00 €
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Spiraling lighthouse staircase
From 9,00 €
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Swallows flitting about on a neoclassical carved stone façade.
From 29,00 €
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A panoramic view from the Mount of Olives of the walls of Jerusalem, featuring the Al-Aqsa Mosque, Mount Zion and the imposing Abbey of the Dormition. Early 20th century.
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Pilgrimage in Palestine. Celebrations marking the Mawsim of Nabi Musa in the early 20th century. Today, pilgrims, whether from Jerusalem, Hebron or Nablus, travel directly to Nabi Musa. Jerusalem, the Holy City is no longer part of the pilgrimage route.
From 12,00 €
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Palestine. Stalls in an old neighborhood of Jerusalem in the early 20th century. A sign in Hebrew advertises tours of touristic sites.
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Pilgrimage in Palestine. Celebrations marking the Mawsim of Nabi Musa in the early 20th century. Today, pilgrims, whether from Jerusalem, Hebron or Nablus, travel directly to Nabi Musa. Jerusalem, the Holy City is no longer part of the pilgrimage route.
From 12,00 €
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The walls of Jerusalem in the early 20th century.
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View of Saint John’s Cathedral, Lyon, late 18th century
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Pilgrimage in Palestine. Celebrations marking the Mawsim of Nabi Musa in the streets of Jerusalem in the early 20th century. Today, pilgrims, whether from Jerusalem, Hebron or Nablus, travel directly to Nabi Musa. The Holy City is no longer part of the pilgrimage route.
From 12,00 €
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The Lions’ Gate (also known as St Stephen’s Gate) in the Old City of Jerusalem, probably during the festivities of the Mawsim of Nabi Musa, circa 1920. The gate was built in 1539 on the orders of the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent
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The former Town Hall of Le Havre, France, in 1900, destroyed during the bombings of September 1944.
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Detail of an arch of the Pont Neuf bridge in Toulouse, France
From 9,00 €
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The Saint Joseph de la Grave Chapel, built in the 18th century, Toulouse, France
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Organ of the Great Protestant Temple of Anduze, historical monument, Occitania, France
From 9,00 €
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Ropes and wooden pulleys. Detail of the rigging on a traditional sailing ship.
From 12,00 €
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Wooden pulleys. Detail of the rigging of a traditional sailboat on a blue sky background
From 9,00 €

Saint Martin du Canigou Abbey in the Pyrénées Orientales, France

Edinburgh Castle, Scotland, 1930s.

Spiraling lighthouse staircase

Swallows flitting about on a neoclassical carved stone façade.

A panoramic view from the Mount of Olives of the walls of Jerusalem, featuring the Al-Aqsa Mosque, Mount Zion and the imposing Abbey of the Dormition. Early 20th century.

Pilgrimage in Palestine. Celebrations marking the Mawsim of Nabi Musa in the early 20th century. Today, pilgrims, whether from Jerusalem, Hebron or Nablus, travel directly to Nabi Musa. Jerusalem, the Holy City is no longer part of the pilgrimage route.

Palestine. Stalls in an old neighborhood of Jerusalem in the early 20th century. A sign in Hebrew advertises tours of touristic sites.

Pilgrimage in Palestine. Celebrations marking the Mawsim of Nabi Musa in the early 20th century. Today, pilgrims, whether from Jerusalem, Hebron or Nablus, travel directly to Nabi Musa. Jerusalem, the Holy City is no longer part of the pilgrimage route.

The walls of Jerusalem in the early 20th century.

View of Saint John’s Cathedral, Lyon, late 18th century

Pilgrimage in Palestine. Celebrations marking the Mawsim of Nabi Musa in the streets of Jerusalem in the early 20th century. Today, pilgrims, whether from Jerusalem, Hebron or Nablus, travel directly to Nabi Musa. The Holy City is no longer part of the pilgrimage route.

The Lions’ Gate (also known as St Stephen’s Gate) in the Old City of Jerusalem, probably during the festivities of the Mawsim of Nabi Musa, circa 1920. The gate was built in 1539 on the orders of the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent

The former Town Hall of Le Havre, France, in 1900, destroyed during the bombings of September 1944.

Detail of an arch of the Pont Neuf bridge in Toulouse, France

The Saint Joseph de la Grave Chapel, built in the 18th century, Toulouse, France

Organ of the Great Protestant Temple of Anduze, historical monument, Occitania, France

Ropes and wooden pulleys. Detail of the rigging on a traditional sailing ship.

Wooden pulleys. Detail of the rigging of a traditional sailboat on a blue sky background