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Glass Slide of Arab Family on Donkey Cart

A glass slide of a family in Arabic dress on a donkey cart in Beirut, Lebanon.., arabic dress. The photograph was taken by French photographer Felix Bonfils. When Bonfils and his family moved to Beirut in 1867, they opened a photographic studio called "Maison Bonfils."

Date: [1867..1885]

Creator: Félix Adrien Bonfils (1831–1885)

Glass Slide of Line of Camels and Riders

A glass slide showing a photograph of a line of camels and their riders in the desert. Printed on the glass are the words "Chameaux? en marche dans le desert--Bonfils."

Date: [1867..1885]

Creator: Félix Adrien Bonfils (1831–1885)

Glass Slide of the Ridderzaal or "Hall of Knights" (The Hague, Netherlands)

A glass slide showing a photograph of the Ridderzaal (Hall of Knights), the main building of the 13th century Binnenhof in The Hague, Netherlands. The photograph was taken before the restoration of 1898-1904.

Date: [1880..1898]

Glass Slide of tomb of Vigna Codini (Rome, Italy)

A glass slide of The Tomb of Vigna Codini (Columbaria of Vigna Codini) in Rome, Italy. The photograph is possibly a James Anderson photograph from 1880.

Date: 1880

Glass Slide - “A Storm Did you say?”

A glass slide showing a photograph of a woman on deck of a steamship. The slide is titled “A Storm Did you Say?”

Date: [1882..1929]

Glass Slide - “A Storm Did you say?”

A glass slide showing a photograph of a woman on deck of a steamship. The slide is titled “A Storm Did you Say?”

Date: [1882..1929]

Glass Slide - “Across Samana Horseback” (Palestine)

A glass slide showing a photograph of a man on horseback in Palestine. Behind him is a rock wall with a cactus and man in a turban. The slide is titled “Across Samana Horseback.” The slide carries the logo of the Chicago Transparency Company.

Date: [1882..1929]

Glass Slide - “Across the Plain”

A glass slide showing a photograph of a large group of people on horseback. The slide is labeled “Across the Plain.”

Date: [1882..1929]

Glass Slide - “AGloomy, Sick Scene”

A glass slide showing a group of people wrapped in blankets on deck chairs of a steamship. The slide is labeled “A Gloomy, Sick Scene” and carries the logo of the Chicago Transparency Company.

Date: [1882..1929]

Glass Slide - "Among the Gardens of Shunem"

A glass slide showing a photograph of a group of young children in a place identified as "Among the Gardens of Shunem," in Israel. Shunem is commonly identified as the modern village of Sulam. The slide is numbered No. 337.

Date: [1882..1929]

Glass Slide - “Donkey Ride Around Jerusalem” (Jerusalem, Israel)

A glass slide showing a man on a donkey led by an Arab guide. The slide is labeled “Donkey ride around Jerusalem,” and carries the logo of the Chicago Transparency Company.

Date: [1882..1929]

Glass Slide - “Egyptian Scene”

A glass slide showing an Arab man and a woman wearing a burka walking along an Egyptian street. The image is captioned “Egyptian scene,” and carries the logo of the Chicago Transparency Company.

Date: [1882..1929]

Glass Slide - “Going Ashore”

A glass slide showing a photograph of a group of men and women standing in a boat being ferried to a boat, possibly in Venice, Italy. The slide is titled "Going Ashore” and carries the logo of the Chicago Transparency Company.

Date: [1882..1929]

Glass Slide - “Going Ashore”

Date: [1882..1929]

Glass Slide - “Going to Market” (Palestine)

A glass slide showing a photograph of a group of camels loaded down with freight. The photo is captioned “Going to Market,” and carries the logo of the Chicago Transparency Company.

Date: [1882..1929]

Glass Slide - "Jehoshaphat and S.E. corner of the Wall" (Jerusalem)

A glass slide showing a photograph labeled "Jehoshaphat and S.E. corner of the Wall." The slide is numbered No.141 and was taken near Jerusalem, Israel.

Date: [1882..1929]

Glass Slide - "Looking over Strait Street" (Damascus, Syria)

A glass slide showing a photograph titled "Looking over Strait Street." The image appears to have been taken in Damascus, Syria. In the New Testament, Strait Street was the street where Ananias restored sight to the apostle Paul after he'd seen Jesus (Acts 9:10-12). The Roman street runs from East to West in the old city of Damascus. The slide is numbered No. 407.

Date: [1882..1929]