Guide to the Stereograph Cards Collection 1873-1914

Hurlbut, Jesse Lyman. Traveling in the Holy Land through the Stereoscope. New York and London: Underwood & Underwood, 1900. Describing 100 stereographic images.

165 stereographic cards. Missing no. 2, 37, 41, 48, 52, 53, 55, 56, 58, 60, 68, 74, 75, 78, 82, 86, and 100.

Kent, Charles Foster. One Hundred and Forty Places in Bible Lands. New York and London: Underwood & Underwood, 1900. Describing 140 stereographic images.

223 stereographs. Missing no. 12, 60, 65, 82, 106, 111, 136, 137, and 140.

Ellison, D. J. Italy through the Stereoscope. New York and London: Underwood and Underwood, 1903. Describing 100 stereographic images. With Maps and Plans.

100 stereographs. No missing or duplicate cards.

99 stereographs by T. W. Ingersoll, no. 601#700. Missing no. 606.

95 stereographs by T. W. Ingersoll, no. 101#200. Missing no. 107, 108, 122, 124, and 184.

48 stereographs by unknown publisher. No missing or duplicate cards.

105 stereographs by Keystone View Company. The main sequence is numbered E1#E100, from which a number of cards are missing and to which a number of cards under a different numbering system are appended.

“Antioch, N.E.#where disciplines were first called Christians, Syria.” No. 1; no. 11079; no. U-137026. Undated.

“Syrian Antioch from the south-its modern homes and people, Turkey.” No. 1a; no. 11090; no. U#137037. Undated.

“A Roman road from Antioch toward Cilicia, site of St. Paul’s gate, Turkey.” No. 1b; no. 11091; no. U#137023. Undated.

“Antioch in Galatia, (N.W.), where Paul preached to Jews and Gentiles.” No. 3; no. 10982; no. U-128238. Undated.

“Turkish town of Konia (Paul’s “Iconium”) with mountains at west.” No. 4; no. 10983; no. U-128218. Undated.

“Site of Lystra where Paul taught; view S. to Taurus Mts.” No. 5; no. 10984; no. U-128195. Undated.

“Primitive farming at village near Lystra’s old site. Asia Minor.” No. 5a; no. 11779; no. U-128004. Undated.

“Life today at Derbe (S.W.), where Paul and Barnabas taught.” No. 6; no. 10985; no. U-128234. Undated.

“Camel caravan plodding over a country road in Asia Minor.” No. 6a; no. 11780; no. U-128054. Undated.

“Turkish travelers at supper in a village rest-house, Asia Minor.” No. 6b; no. 11781; no. U-134133. Undated.

“Smyrna, chief city of Asiatic Turkey and its harbor, north from Mt. Pagus.” No. 7; no. 10993; no. U-127616; no. S 839. Undated.

“Native metal workers in a primitive factory at Smyrna, Turkey.” No. 7b; no. 11782; no. U-134207. Undated.”

“Beautiful Smyrna from S. with fig olive orchards beside harbor, Turkey.” No. 7c; no. 11783; no. U-127642.

“Theatre at Ephesus (N.W.) where the mob cheered for Diana.” No. 8; no. 10989; no. U-127795. Undated.

“In splendid Ephezus; looking from theatre terrace to ‘library’-Asia Minor.” No. 8a; no. 11365; no. U-127627. Undated.

“Mosque near site of Diana’s world-famed temple. Ephesus, Asia Minor.” No. 8b, no. 11784; no. U-127765. Undated.

“Miletus where Paul called the convention; N.W. toward sea, Asia Minor.” No. 9; no. 10990; no. U-127675. Undated.

“Greek theatre at Miletus, old centre of learning and commerce, Asia Minor.” No. 9a; no. 11785; no. U-127634. Undated.

“Ionic columns of Cybele’s temple at Sardis in Asia Minor.” No. 10; no. 11368; no. U-128153. Undated.

“Sardis, city of Croesus, an early home of Christianity. Asia Minor.” No. 10a; no. 11786; no. U-128230. Undated.

“Philadelphia, seat of a Christian Church in apostolic times, Asia Minor.” No. 11; no. 11787; no. 128226. Undated.

“Old Byzantine church at Pergamos with “Satan’s Seat” beyond, Asia Minor.” No. 12; no. 11788; no. U-128160. Undated.

“Mitylene, port of Lesbos, E. over Agean sea to Asia Minor.” No. 12a; no. 11789; no. U-128034. Undated.

“Harbor at Assos, from road below the hilltop town, Asia Minor.” No. 12b; no. 11790; no. U-128182. Undated.

“Harbor of old Troas and view N.W. toward Macedonia.” No. 13; no. 10986; no. U-128125. Undated.

“The Trojan plain of Homeric story; N.W. from city to Hellespont, Asia Minor.” No. 13a; no. 11791; no. U-128211. Undated.

“One of ancient Troy’s public buildings, uncovered by archaeologists, Asia Minor.” No. 13b; no. 11792; no. U-128192. Undated.

“Scamander river of Homeric fame; S. from Troy to mountains, Asia Minor.” No. 13c; no. 11793; no. U-128022. Undated.

“Site of Philippi from shattered remains of Paul’s prison, Turkey.” No. 14; no. 11089; no. U-138546. Undated.

“Homes, shops and mosques of Berea, north.-now a prosperous town of Turkey.” No. 16; no. 11088; no. U-138627. Undated.

“The Brook Jabbok, where Jacob and Esau met--looking north--beyond the Jordan, Palestine.” No. 9. 1904.

“Plain of Dothan, where Joseph was sold to the Ishmaelites, Palestine.” No. 10. 1900.

“Baptising in the Jordan, Palestine.” No. 10. 1903.

“Life on the shore of Galilee, at Tiberias, Palestine.” No. 13. 1900.

“From Mt. Nebo across the Jordan to the Promised Land--northwest to Mt. Ebal, Palestine.” No. 18. 1904.

“Plain of the Jordan, southeast from the ruins of ancient Jericho, Palestine.” No. 20. 1900.

“Fishermen on the Sea of Galilee--and distant hills of the Gaderenes, Palestine.” No. 22. 1900.

“West shore of Galilee, Plain of Gennesaret and Mt. of Beatitudes, from Bethsaida, Palestine.” No. 23. 1900.

“On the Road to Jericho--the Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke x: 30-35).” No. 26. 1899.

“Throngs coming up to Jerusalem for sacrifice--outside the eastern wall.” No. 31. 1900.

“Looking northwest from Bethshan, up the Valley of Jezreel to the Hill of Moreh, Palestine.” No. 32. 1900.

“Marvelous Gorge of Brook Cherith and Elijah Convent, Palestine.” No. 37. 1896.

“Hill of Samaria--from the South--surrounded by its fig and olive groves, Palestine.” No. 39. 1904.

“Rock of Elijah’s Alter, on Mt. Carmel, and the Plain of Esdraelon, looking north, Palestine.” No. 40. 1904.

“Fountain of Elisha--miraculously sweetened by the Prophet--near Jericho, Palestine.” No. 41. 1899.

“Abana River, ‘The Sweet Waters of Damascus,’ Syria.” No. 42. 1900.

“Damascus and its Gardens--from the northwest--Syria.” No. 43. 1900.

“‘The new Calvary’ and ‘The Tomb of Jeremiah,’ looking north from the northern wall, Jerusalem.” No. 47. 1901.

“The Valley of Kedron and Village of Siloam--from the south--Palestine.” No. 48. 1900.

“A ‘meat shop on horse-back,’ by an old Roman Archway, Salonica, Turkey.” No. 2468 (ms.). 1903.

“A ‘meat shop on horse-back,’ by an old Roman Archway, Salonica, Turkey.” 1903.

“Outside the sealed Golden Gate, Jerusalem, Palestine.” No. 3207 (ms.). 1900.

“Lydda, birthplace of England’s Patron Saint, and St. George’s Church--his Tomb--Palestine.” No. 3278 (ms.). 1900.

“Jerusalem and Valley of Jehoshaphat, from the north spur of Olivet, Palestine.” No. 3280 (ms.). 1900.

“‘Solomon’s Stables,’ Jerusalem, Palestine.” No. 3285 (ms.). 1900.

“A Street in Jerusalem (Via Dolorosa), Palestine.” No. 3286 (ms.). 1900.

“A Street in Jerusalem (Via Dolorosa), Palestine.” 1900.

“David’s Castle--The Mohammedan High Priest blessing the Military, on the site of Pilate’s Palace, Jerusalem, Palestine.” No. 3288 (ms.). 1900.

“St. Stephen’s Gate, eastern entrance to Jerusalem, Palestine.” No. 3291 (ms.). Undated.

“St. Stephen’s Gate, eastern entrance to Jerusalem, Palestine.” 1900.

“St. Stephen’s Gate, eastern doorway of Jerusalem--from without--Palestine.” No. 3291 (ms.). 1900.

“The Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem with its two Synagogues--Palestine.” No. 3292 (ms.). Undated.

“Easter Ceremony in the Armenian Convent, Jerusalem, Palestine.” No. 3293 (ms.). 1900.

“‘Calvary,’ Church of Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem, Palestine.” No. 3294 (ms.). 1900.

“Carpenters in Nazareth, Palestine, where Christ was known as a Carpenter.” No. 3311 (ms.). 1900.

“Killing the Fatted Calf--for a marriage feast--Palestine.” No. 3313 (ms.). 1900.

“‘Search the Scripture’--a Bible Class of Christian Mothers in Bethlehem of Judea, Palestine.” No. 3315 (ms.). 1900.

“Entrance to Cave of Machpelah, burial place of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, Hebron, Palestine.” No. 3317 (ms.). 1900.

“Bedouin Robbers who infest the Wilderness of Judea, Palestine.” No. 3318 (ms.). 1896.

“Bedouin Robbers who infest the Wilderness of Judea, Palestine.” No. 3318 (ms.); no. 62. 1896.

“Russian Pilgrims at the brink of the Sacred Jordan, Palestine.” No. 3323 (ms.). 1900.

“Russian Pilgrims in robes which will be their burial shrouds, dipping in the Sacred Jordan, Palestine.” No. 3324 (ms.). 1900.

“Zealous Russian Pilgrims dipping in the Sacred Jordan, Palestine.” No. 3325 (ms.). 1900.

“Russian Pilgrims disrobing on the Banks of the Jordan, Palestine.” No. 3326 (ms.). 1900.

“Coptic pilgrim from Egypt gathering in the holy waters” (ms.) No. 3327 (ms.) Undated.

“The Sheikh and his Wife, Ramallah (Ramah), Palestine.” No. 3328 (ms.). 1900.

“A Woman of Ramah and her Ornaments, Palestine.” No. 3329 (ms.). 1900.

“Traditional and probably Grave of Joseph, Shechem, Palestine.” No. 3336 (ms.). 1900.

“‘Suffer little Children to come unto me’--the English Mission, Nablus (ancient Shechem), Palestine.” No. 3357 (ms.). Undated.

“Sychar--where Christ tarried with the Samaritans--and Mt. Gerizim, Palestine.” No. 3338 (ms.). 1900.

“The Threshing Floor at Samaria, Palestine.” No. 3341 (ms.). 1900.

“Cleaning wheat on a Samaritan Threshing floor, Palestine.” No. 3342 (ms.). 1900.

“Cleaning wheat on a Samaritan Threshing floor, Palestine.”1900.

“The Road from Samaria to Jenin, near Dothan, Palestine.” No. 3345 (ms.). 1900.

“A Summer Home in Bethshan, Palestine--where Saul’s body was taken.” No. 3346 (ms.). 1900.

“Mt. Gilboa, and Valley of Jezreel, the scene of Saul’s defeat--from the Citadel, Bethshan, Palestine.” No. 3348 (ms.). 1900.

“The Spring from which Elijah drenched the Altar, Mt. Carmel, Palestine.” No. 3350 (ms.). 1900.

“The Spring from which Elijah drenched the Altar, Mt. Carmel, Palestine.” No. 3350 (ms.). 1900.

“The Citadel, Athlit--the Crusader’s last stronghold in Palestine--overthrown by the Turks, 1291.” No. 3354 (ms.). 1900.

“An old Mat-maker and her Daughter, Nazareth, Palestine.” No. 3360 (ms.). 1900.

“Sickle sharpening during harvest, Nazareth, Palestine.” No. 3362 (ms.). 1900.

“Interior Greek Church, built over the supposed ruins of the Synagogue, Nazareth, Palestine.” No. 3364 (ms.). 1900.

“In the Latin Church of the Annunciation, Nazareth, Palestine.” No. 3365 (ms.). 1900.

“Cana of Galilee where the Nobleman found Jesus, Palestine.” No. 3366 (ms.). 1900.

“The Mohammedan Mosque at Tiberias, on the shore of tempestuous Galilee, Palestine.” No. 3368 (ms.). 1900.

“Safed, Palestine--‘A city that is set on a bill cannot be hid.’” No. 3369 (ms.). 1900.

“Portal to the Ancient Temple of the ‘Sun,’ Kedesh Naphtali--one of the Cities of Refuge, Palestine.” No. 3370 (ms.). 1900.

“Neby Musa, the Mohammedan ‘Tomb of Moses,’ Wilderness of Judea, Palestine.” No. 3374 (ms.). 1900.

“Mt. Ebal and Joseph’s Tomb, from Jacob’s Well, Samaria, Palestine.” No. 3375 (ms.). 1900.

“A cistern cut in the Rock, at an ancient inn, road from Jerusalem in Nazareth, Palestine” (ms.). No. 3376 (ms.). 1900.

“A cistern cut in the Rock, at an ancient inn, road from Jerusalem in Nazareth, Palestine.” No. 3376 (ms.). 1900.

“Harbor of Tyre, once Mistress of the Seas, Syria.” No. 3388 (ms.). 1900.

“Great Reservoir, built by Hiram, King of Tyre ‘Old Tyre,’ Syria.” No. 3389 (ms.). 1900.

“Salon of a princely Oriental Home, Beyrout, Syria.” No. 3391 (ms.). 1900.

“Salon of a princely Oriental Home, Beyrout, Syria.” No. 3391 (ms.). 1900.

“The Cedar Forests around Beyrout, Syria.” No. 3392 (ms.). Undated.

“Zahleh, the Metropolis of the ‘Lebanon Villages,’ Syria.” No. 3394 (ms.). 1900.

“The thriving Christian Town of Zahleh in the Lebanon Mountains, Palestine.” No. 3395 (ms.). 1900.

“Baalbek, once the most magnificent city of Syria, and center of Baal worship.” No. 3396 (ms.). Undated.

“Temple of the ‘Sun’ (Pillars 89 ft.). the greatest known shrine to Baal, Baalbek, Syria.” No. 3397 (ms.). 1900.

“Temple of Jupiter, ‘King of Gods’ (Pillars 65 ft.)--north side--Baalbek, Syria.” No. 3398 (ms.). 1900.

“The great Portal with its magnificent handiwork, Temple of Jupiter, Baalbek, Syria.” No. 3400 (ms.). 1900.

“Interior of the great Temple of Jupiter, showing a huge fallen pillar, Baalbek, Syria.” No. 3401 (ms.). 1900.

“Beautifully cut Capitals of the great Temple of Jupiter, Baalbek, Syria.” No. 3402 (ms.). 1900.

“Exquisitely chiseled Ceiling of the Colonnade, great Temple of Jupiter, Baalbek, Syria.” No. 3403 (ms.). 1900.

“Street of the Palace, Damascus, Syria.” No. 3404 (ms.). 1900.

“Gate of Peace by the Mosque of Islam, Damascus, Syria.” No. 3405 (ms.). 1900.

“Ceremony of building the Battlement on a Syrian House.” No. 3407 (ms.). 1900.

“Mosque in the Court of the Hospice for Pilgrims to Mecca, Damascus, Syria.” No. 3408 (ms.). 1900.

“Graves of the ‘Faithful’ clustered about the Mosque Tombs of Mohammed’s Daughters, Damascus, Syria.” No. 3410 (ms.). 1900.

“An Oriental Turning Lathe--a Chair-maker at Work, Damascus, Syria.” No. 3411 (ms.). 1900.

“One of the open Bazaars of Damascus, Syria.” No. 3414 (ms.). Undated.

“Bread-making in the Court of a Syrian House, Palestine.” No. 3416 (ms.); no. 870. 1900.

“A Syrian Home with its Guest-chamber, the large upper room.” No. 3417 (ms.). 1900.

“Traditional Tomb of John the Baptist, Samaria” (ms.). No. 100341 (ms.). Undated.

“Site of Chorazin and the Sea of Galilee” (ms.). No. 101144 (ms.). Undated.

“By the side of still waters. Plain of Esdraelon” (ms.) No. 105091 (ms.). Undated.

“Churning butter in a goat-skin” (ms.). No. 111139 (ms.). Undated.

“Tiberias and the western shore from south” (ms.). No. 124802 (ms.). Undated.

“Elisha’s spring and the gardens” (ms.). No. 125138 (ms.). Undated.

“Money changers at the Jaffa Gate” (ms.). No. 126377 (ms.). Undated.

“Shechem, looking southwest from Mt. Ebal” (ms.). No. 127275 (ms.). Undated.

“Cathedral ruins, Philippi, S. W. where Paul first preached in Europe” (ms.). No. 11081 (ms.). Undated.

“Salonica (ancient Thessalonica) S. showing ruins, modern city and bay” (ms.). No. 11082 (ms.). Undated.

“Heshbon in Moab, once capital of the Amorites. Outlook S. W. towards Dead Sea” (ms.). No. 11369 (ms.). Undated.

“Hill of the Golden Calf (Jebel Aaron) with its Moslem tower, below Sinai’s ridge” (ms.). No. 122552; no. 11370 (ms.). Undated.

“Chapel of Elijah and the spring on Plain of the Cypress, part way up Mt. Sinai” (ms.). No. 122580; no. 11371 (ms.). Undated.

“The whole ridge of Sinai, Jebel Safsaf, left peak, Jebel Musa right peak, looking E.” (ms.). No. 122509; no. 11374 (ms.). Undated.

“The ground where the Hebrews fought the Amalekites outlook S. E. Sinai Wilderness” (ms.). No. 122605; no. 11373 (ms.). Undated.

“Bread-making in the Court a Syrian home, Palestine.” No. 3416; no. 17. Undated.

“Es Salt from the South--a town of Peraea still full of homes and business.” No. 11402; no. 68; no. U-134019. Undated.

“Cedars of Lebanon, once mighty groves that supplied wood for Solomon’s Temple.” No. 11468; no. 4; no. U-157973; no. S 872. Undated.

“Marvelous Gorge of Brook Cherith and Elijah Convent, Palestine.” No. (9)-3188; no. 15; no. 9. Undated.

“Looking S. E. along the eastern shore of Galilee, where the draught of fishes was taken, Palestine.” No. (36)-3215; no. 9; no. 36. Undated.

“West shore of Galilee, Plain of Gennesaret and Mt. of Beatitudes, Palestine.” No. (23)-3202; no. 8; no. 23. Undated.

“A Greek priest blessing the village children in Ramah, Palestine.” No. (29)-3208; no. 70; no. 29. Undated.

“Modern Medeba on site of old Moabite town; outlook S. towards Dibon, Syria.” No. 11377; no. 74; no. U-26816. Undated.

“From Mt. Ebal S. over Jacob’s well and Joseph’s tomb to Gerizim, Palestine.” No. (22)-3237; no. 47; no. 22. Undated.

“Plowing in the fertile Plain of Sharon, Lydda, Palestine.” No. (27)-3242; no. 3; no. 27; S 845. Undated.

“Herod’s Temple--reproduction of the famous Schick model at Jerusalem.” No. 10744; no. 33; U-121265. Undated.

“Modern Jericho and its gardens, with traditional Mount of Temptation at N. W., Pal.” No. 11393; no. 63; no. U-134033. Undated.

“Inside a Jewish synagogue, showing Holy place and reader’s platform, Jerusalem.” No. 10838; no. 51; no. U-126234. Undated.

“Jordan Valley and distant Moab east from old Jericho-Jerusalem road.” No. 10581; no. 60. Undated.

“A Street in Jerusalem (Via Dolorosa), Palestine.” No. 80. 1900.

“In the court of a village home--Cana of Galilee, Palestine.” No. (28)-3243; no. 38; no. 28. Undated.

“A shepherd in David’s home country leading flock over the Judean hills, Pal.” No. 11394; no. 69; no. 38; no. U-134174. Undated.

“Jerusalem the Holy City, from the northeast.” No. (33)-3248; no. 32; no. 33. Undated.

“The Pool of Siloam--outside Jerusalem.” No. (28)-3207; no. 67; no. 28. Undated.

“Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives east from the Latin Hospice.” No. (32)-3211; no. 72; no. 32; no. U-125154. Undated.

“Throngs coming up to Jerusalem for sacrifice--outside the eastern wall.” No. (31)-3210; no. 34; no. 31. Undated.

“Sacrifices near the gates of Jerusalem.” No. (49)-3264; no. 35; no. 49. Undated.

“Jerusalem, ‘beautiful for situation,’ from S. E., showing Temple site.” No. (35)-3250; no. 66; no. 35, no. S 847. Undated.

“Mt. Gerizim where Samaritans worshiped, S. W. from entrance to Jacob’s well, Pal.” No. 11390; no. 49; no. 59; no. U-124751. Undated.

“Vineyards and watchtower, showing Church of Nativity and Bethlehem, N. W.” No. 11084; no. 24; no. U-127187. Undated.

“A Syrian Home with its Guest-chamber, the large upper room.” No. 76. 1900.

“Sychar--where Christ tarried with the Samaritans--and Mt. Gerizim, Palestine.” No. 3338 (ms.); no. 48. 1900.

“Old Temple grounds with Olivet and the Bethany road at the east.--Jerusalem.” No. 10578. Undated.

“From the Temple area (S. W.) over modern Jewish quarter of Jerusalem.” No. 10579. Undated.

“Terraced vineyards and old watch-tower, (S. W.) at Beeroth, Palestine.” No. 10580. Undated.

“Jordan Valley and distant Moab east from old Jericho-Jerusalem road.” No. 10581. Undated.

“Jordan Valley and distant Moab east from old Jericho-Jerusalem road.” No. 10581. Undated.

“St. Paul’s Bay, scene of the Apostle’s shipwreck, Malta.” No. 10670; no. U-116841. Undated.

“Ancient tree traditionally known as Abraham’s Oak, near Hebron, Palestine.” No. 10735; no. U-100978. Undated.

“Solomon’s Temple.--the famous Schick model.” No. 10743; no. U-121257. Undated.

“Herod’s Temple--reproduction of the famous Schick model at Jerusalem.” No. 10744; no. U-121265. Undated.

“An oriental feast of rice and lamb at Beeroth, Palestine.” No. 10807; no. U-100652. Undated.

“Kirjath-jearim, long the resting-place of the sacred Ark,--Palestine, (from N. W.)” No. 10811; no. U-98435. Undated.

“Looking across the Red Sea from Sinai Peninsula west towards Egypt.” No. 10822; no. U-122657. Undated.

“A Bedouin camp on the Israelites’ old ground at base of Mount Sinai.” No. 10825; no. U-122375. Undated.

“From Mount where Moses received the Law N. W. over the Plain of Assembly, Sinai.” No. 10827; no. U-122461. Undated.

“Gideon’s battlefield and Hill of Moreh, N. from Jezreel, Palestine.” No. 10831; no. U-124851. Undated.

“Rook-hewn tomb in cliff outside Jerusalem,--probably tomb of Jesus.” No. 10837; no. U-125234. Undated.

“Inside a Jewish synagogue, showing Holy place and reader’s platform, Jerusalem.” No. 10838; no. U-126234. Undated.

“From Olivet east over the Wilderness, Jordan Valley and Dead Sea to Moab, Pal.” No. 10842; no. U-126485. Undated.

“Followers of Peter’s old trade emptying nets on shore of Galilee, (S. W.) Palestine.” No. 10843; no. U-124805. Undated.

“Work and play beside leafy booths; Caesarea Philippi, foot of Mt. Hermon, Pal.” No. 10849; no. U-126435. Undated.

“Smyrna, chief city of Asiatic Turkey and its harbor, north from Mt. Pagus.” No. 10993; no. U-127616; no. S 848. Undated.

“Monastery in shadow of Mt. Sinai where old Bible MSS. are treasured, (N. W.)” No. 10995; no. U-122486. Undated.

“Bedouin women at Sinai’s base weaving cloth like that of tabernacle curtains.” No. 10996; no. U-122541. Undated.

“Antioch, N. E.--where disciples were first called Christians, Syria.” No. 11079; no. U-137026. Undated.

“Tarsus, St. Paul’s birthplace, N. E. to Taurus Mts. American College in foreground.” No. 11080; no. U-137070. Undated.

“Tarsus, St. Paul’s birthplace, N. E. to Taurus Mts. American College in foreground.” No. 11080; no. 2; no. U-137070. Undated.

“Berea, where Paul and Silas found ready listeners.” No. 11083; no. U-138514. Undated.

“Vineyards and watchtower, showing Church of Nativity and Bethlehem, N. W.” No. 11084; no. U-127187. Undated.

“Homes, shops and mosques of Berea, north,--now a prosperous town of Turkey.” No. 11088; no. U-138627. Undated.

“Site of Philippi from shattered remains of Paul’s prison, Turkey.” No. 11089; no. U-138546. Undated.

“Syrian Antioch from the south--its modern homes and people, Turkey.” No. 11090; no. U-137037. Undated.

“A Roman road from Antioch toward Cilicia; site of St. Paul’s gate, Turkey.” No. 11091; no. U-137023. Undated.

“Silk cocoons woven in the Mulberry branches (near view), Antioch, Syria.” No. 11128; no. U-137049; no. S 873. Undated.

“Women sorting large piles of silk cocoons, Antioch, Syria.” No. 11129; no. U-135815; no. S 874. Undated.

“Deadening worms in silk cocoons by steam, Antioch, Syria.” No. 11130; no. U-135932; no. S 866. Undated.

“Cooling and drying silk cocoons after deadening process, Antioch, Syria.” No. 11131; no. U-137059; no. S 876. Undated.

“Experts purchasing silk cacoons, for export to France, Antioch, Syria.” No. 11133; no. U-137055; no. S 867. Undated.

“Oasis of Firan, largest in Sinai Wilderness, S. to Mt. Serbal.” No. 11184; no. U-122605; no. S 850. Undated.

“An oriental room on two levels, where honored guests ‘go up higher’. Damascus.” No. 11378; no. U-100051. Undated.

“From Ramoth Gilead N. W. over Jordan valley towards distant Carmel, Palestine.” No. 11391; no. U-134201. Undated.

“Gihon cattle market and Jerusalem’s west wall, N. E. from Bethlehem road, Pal.” No. 11400; no. U-126175. Undated.

“Es Salt from the South--a town of Peraea still full of homes and business.” No. 11402; no. U-134019. Undated.

“Where silk is king--view over silk worm plantation in Lebanon Mts., Syria.” No. 11430; no. U-157940. Undated.

“A basket full of wriggling silk worms hungry for the morning meal, Syria.” No. 11431; no. U-157903. Undated.

“Feeding silk-worms their breakfast of mulberry leaves, Mt. Lebanon, Syria.” No. 11432; no. U-157899; no. S 864. Undated.

“Boiling cocoons to loosen fibre ends in Syria’s largest silk reeling plant, Mt. Lebanon.” No. 11433; no. U-157695. Undated.

“Gathering the silk-ends, fine-spun as cobwebs, and connecting with reels, Syria.” No. 11434; no. U-157968; no. S 869. Undated.

“In a Syrian silk plant--examining and weighting raw silk ready for export.” No. 11435; no. U-157905; no. S 870. Undated.

“Doubling five raw silk threads into one and winding with primitive tools, Syria.” No. 11463; no. U-157890. Undated.

“Boiling cocoons and reeling silk, the most primitive way, Syria.” No. 11461; no. U-135819. Undated.

“The most primitive reeling tools for silk thread, Mt. Lebanon, Syria.” No. 11462; no. U-157928. Undated.

“Winding and weighting silk in an oriental silk store, Syria.” No. 11464; no. U-149501. Undated.

“Weaving the finest of Syrian silk on a primitive loom. Mt. Lebanon district.” No. 11465; no. U-157895. Undated.

“Where skillful Arabs produce fine silk cloth with primitive tools, Mt. Lebanon, Syria.” No. 11466; no. U-157935. Undated.

“A skillful Arab weaver and his primitive loom weaving the finest of Syrian silk.” No. 11467; no. U-157939; no. S 871. Undated.

“Cedars of Lebanon, once mighty groves that supplied wood for Solomon’s Temple.” No. 11468; no. U-157973; no. S 872. Undated.

“Tarsus, St. Paul’s birthplace, N. E. to Taurus Mts. American College in foreground.” No. 11080; no. 1; no. U-137070. Undated.

“Bethel (house of God), where Jacob received Jehovah’s promise, Palestine.” No. 3334; no. 7. Undated.

“Bethel (house of God), where Jacob received Jehovah’s promise, Palestine.” No. 3334. Undated.

“Bethel (house of God), where Jacob received Jehovah’s promise, Palestine.” 1900.

“Herod’s Temple--reproduction of the famous Schick model at Jerusalem.” No. 10744; no. 8; no. U-121265. Undated.

“Part of the city wall where Paul escaped from Damascus, Syria.” No. 11379; no. 10; no. U-100868. Undated.

“Antioch, N. E.--where disciples were first called Christians, Syria.” No. 11079; no. 11; no. U-137026. Undated.

“Syrian Antioch from the south--its modern homes and people, Turkey.” No. 11090; no. 12; no. U-137037. Undated.

“A Roman road from Antioch toward Cilicia; site of St. Paul’s gate, Turkey.” No. 11091; no. 13; no. U-137023. Undated.

“From Ramoth Gilead N. W. over Jordan valley towards distant Carmel, Palestine.” No. 11391; no. 16; no. U-134201. Undated.

“Site of Philippi from shattered remains of Paul’s prison, Turkey.” No. 11089; no. 19; no. U-138546. Undated.

“A ‘meat shop on horse-back,’ by an old Roman Archway, Salonica, Turkey.” No. 20. 1903.

“Looking across the Red Sea from Sinai Peninsula west towards Egypt.” No. 10822; no. 20; no. U-122657. Undated.

“Berea, where Paul and Silas found ready listeners.” No. 11083; no. 21; no. U-138514. Undated.

“Vineyards and watchtower, showing Church of Nativity and Bethlehem, N. W.” No. 11084; no. 25; no. U-127187. Undated.

“Gideon’s battlefield and Hill of Moreh, N. from Jezreel, Palestine.” No. 10831; no. 26; no. U-124851. Undated.

“Caesarea and harbor (W.) where Paul, after imprisonment, sailed for Rome, Palestine.” No. 9627; no. 28; no. U-26704. Undated.

“Caesarea and harbor (W.) where Paul, after imprisonment, sailed for Rome, Palestine.” No. 9627; no. U-26704. 1907.

“Caesarea and harbor (W.) where Paul, after imprisonment, sailed for Rome, Palestine.” No. 9627; no. U-26704. Undated.

“St. Paul’s Bay, scene of the Apostle’s shipwreck, Malta.” No. 10670; no. 30; no. U-116841. Undated.

“An Oriental Turning Lathe--a Chair-maker at Work, Damascus, Syria.” No. 31. 1900.

“Inside a Jewish synagogue, showing Holy place and reader’s platform, Jerusalem.” No. 10838; no. 38; no. U-126234. Undated.

“Mt. Gilboa, and valley of Jezreel, the scene of Saul’s defeat--from the Citadel, Bethshan, Palestine.” No. 41. 1900.

“‘Solomon’s Stables,’ Jerusalem, Palestine.” No. 44. 1900.

“Cedars of Lebanon, once mighty groves that supplied wood for Solomon’s Temple.” No. 11468; no. 45; no. U-157973; no. S 872. Undated.

“Great Reservoir, built by Hiram, King of Tyre, ‘Old Tyre,’ Syria.” No. 48. 1900.

“Tomb of Hiram, King of Tyre, Syria.” No. 3390; no. 49. 1900.

“Tomb of Hiram, King of Tyre, Syria.” No. 3390. 1900.

“Terraced vineyards and old watch-tower, (S. W.) at Beeroth, Palestine.” No. 10580; no. 54. Undated.

“Kirjath-jearim, long the resting place of the sacred Ark,--Palestine. (from N. W.)” No. 10811; no. 60; no. U-98435. Undated.

“Endor, home of the storied witch, and broad view N. W. over Esdraelon Plain, Pal.” No. 11386; no. 67; no. U-124893. Undated.

“The Traditional Tomb of Rachel beside the Jerusalem-Bethlehem highway, Pal.” No. 11396; no. 68; no. U-98971. Undated.

“Oasis of Firan, largest in Sinai Wilderness, S. to Mt. Serbal.” No. 11184; no. 69; no. U-122605; no. S 841. Undated.

“From Ramoth Gilead N. W. over Jordan valley towards distant Carmel, Palestine.” No. 11391; no. 72; no. U-134201. Undated.

“Salon of a princely Oriental Home, Beyrout, Syria.” No. 73. 1900.

“Bread-making in the Court of a Syrian home, Palestine.” No. 3416; no. 76; no. S 861. Undated.

“A caravan of camels, in the narrow road approaching Jaffa, Palestine.” No. 3276; no. 78. 1900.

“A caravan of camels, in the narrow road approaching Jaffa, Palestine.” No. 3276. 1900.

“A caravan of camels, in the narrow road approaching Jaffa, Palestine.” No. 3276; no. S 857. 1900.

“The Threshing Floor at Samaria, Palestine.” No. 87. 1900.

“Cleaning wheat on a Samaritan Threshing floor, Palestine.” No. 88. 1900.

“Modern Medeba on site of old Moabite town; outlook S. towards Dibon, Syria” (ms.). No. 11377 (ms.). Undated.

“Where Paul escaped over the city wall” (ms.). No. 11379 (ms.). Undated.

“Beyrout Harbour with mountains of Lebanon in distance looking northeast” (ms.). No. 11381 (ms.). Undated.

“Endor looking over the plain of Esdraelon” (ms.). No. 11386 (ms.). Undated.

“Fertile plain of Dothan, southwest from hill where the town stood in Elijah’s day” (ms.). No. 11387 (ms.). Undated.

“Stately stairway approach to Herod’s Temple of 1900 years ago, Samaria” (ms.). No. 11388 (ms.). Undated.

“Mt. Gerizim, where Samaritans worshipped, southwest from entrance to Jacob’s well” (ms.). No. 11390 (ms.). Undated.

“Modern Jericho and Mt. of Temptation” (ms.). No. 11393 (ms.). Undated.

“A shepherd in David’s home country leading flock over the Jordan hills” (ms.). No. 11394 (ms.). Undated.

“The Manger in the Church of the Nativity” (ms.). No. 11395 (ms.). Undated.

“Traditional ‘Tomb of Rachel’ between Jerusalem and Bethlehem” (ms.). No. 11396 (ms.). Undated.

“Jerusalem, the center of Christian history, seen west from tower on Olivet” (ms.). No. 11397 (ms.). Undated.

“Devout pilgrims carrying a great cross through the Via Dolorosa, Jerusalem” (ms.). No. 11398 (ms.). Undated.

“Distant view of Ain Karim, traditional home of John the Baptist from Jaffa Road” (ms.). No. 11401; no. 127297 (ms.). Undated.

“Samaria, the royal city of Ahab, seen through the ancient arch” (ms.). No. 133782 (ms.). Undated.

“Nazareth from hill above the town” (ms.). No. 134006 (ms.). Undated.

“From Ramoth Gilead over Jordan Valley” (ms.). No. 134159 (ms.). Undated.

“Jaffa Gate from the outside” (ms.). No. 24776 (ms.). Undated.

“The Stone of Anointment, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem” (ms.). No. 157967 (ms.). Undated.

“The oldest of the sacred cedars, monarch of the 400, Syria” (ms.). No. 157970 (ms.). Undated.

“Four thousand years unchanged--patriarchal life in Palestine today.” No. 1; no. (1)-3216. Undated.

“View from Mt. Ebal S. W. over Shechem and Mt. Gerizim toward sea, Palestine.” No. 2; no. (2)-3217. Undated.

“The main street of Bethlehem, leading from the Church of Nativity, looking N. W., Palestine.” No. 2; no. (2)-3181. Undated.

“In Bethlehem of Judea, where King David and our Lord were born. Palestine.” No. 3; no. (3)-3182. Undated.

“Nazareth, the Plain of Esdraelon at S. W.--hills where the boy Jesus played. Palestine.” No. 4; no. (4)-3183; no. U-26863. Undated.

“N. E. gate and city wall, Haran, whence Abraham continued his journey to Canaan.” No. 7; no. (7)-11634; no. U-14479. Undated.

“Relief map of Palestine by the Pal. Ex. Soc.--vertical scale 3 ½ times greater than horizontal.” No. 7; no. (7)-3186; no. U-80787. Undated.

“Jerusalem, the Holy City, from the N. E., near the place from which it was first seen by Jesus.” No. 8; no. (8)-3187. Undated.

“Jerash in Gilead (north), most extensive ruins east of Jordan, Palestine.” No. 8; no. (8)-3223. Undated.

“The brook Jabbok, (north), where Jacob and Esau met, Palestine.” No. 9; no. (9)-3224. Undated.

“The brook Jabbok, (north), where Jacob and Esau met, Palestine.” No. 9; no. (9)-3224. Undated.

“Baptizing in the Jordan, Palestine.” No. 10; no. (10)-3189. Undated.

“A bride’s arrival before the house of her bridegroom, Palestine.” No. 14; no. (14)-3193. Undated.

“From Mount Ebal south, over Jacob’s Well, to Mt. Gerizim, Palestine.” No. 15; no. (15)-3194. Undated.

“The Passover, as celebrated to-day by the Samaritans, Mount Gerizim, Palestine.” No. 16; no. (16)-3231. Undated.

“Encampment on Pisgah’s slopes, outlook west to Dead Sea, Palestine.” No. 17; no. (17)-3232. Undated.

“Encampment on Pisgah’s slopes, outlook west to Dead Sea, Palestine.” No. 17; no. (17)-3232. Undated.

“From Nebo N. W. across Jordan and the Promised Land to Mount Ebal, Palestine.” No. 18; no. (18)-3233. Undated.

“In the court of a village home--Cana of Galilee, Palestine.” No. 18; no. (18)-3196. Undated.

“West shore of Galilee, Plain of Gennesaret and Mt. of Beatitudes, Palestine.” No. 23; no. (23)-3202; no. U-124905. Undated.

“Ruins of ancient Tyre--wonderful fulfillments of prophecy--Syria.” No. 24; no. (24)-3203; no. 26. Undated.

“Ruins of ancient Tyre--wonderful fulfillments of prophecy--Syria.” No. (24)-3203. 1900.

“On the road to Jericho--the parable of the Good Samaritan.” No. 26; no. (26)-3205. Undated.

“Plowing in the fertile Plain of Sharon, Lydda, Palestine.” No. 27; no. (27)-3242; no. S 845. Undated.

“The Pool of Siloam--outside Jerusalem.” No. 28; no. (28)-3207. Undated.

“A Greek priest blessing the village children in Ramah, Palestine.” No. 29; no. (29)-3208. Undated.

“Shepherds in the Field of the Shepherds--Bethlehem, Palestine.” No. 30; no. (30)-3245. Undated.

“Throngs coming up to Jerusalem for sacrifices--outside the eastern wall.” No. 31; no. (31)-3210. Undated.

“Looking northwest from Bethshan, up the Valley of Jezreel to the Hill of Moreh, Palestine.” No. 32; no. (32)-3247. Undated.

“Garden of Gethsemane and Mount of Olives from eastern wall, Jerusalem.” No. 34; no. (34)-3249. Undated.

“Jerusalem, ‘beautiful for situation,’ from S. E. showing Temple site.” No. 35; no. (35)-3250; S 847. Undated.

“On sacred ground, the site of the Temple; so-called Mosque of Omar, from the S., Jerusalem.” No. 36; no. (36)-3251. Undated.

“Looking S. E. along the eastern shore of Galilee, where the draught of fishes was taken, Palestine.” No. 36; no. (36)-3215. Undated.

“Hebron, the home of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, from the east--Palestine.” No. 41; no. (41)-3120. Undated.

“Ancient pool of Hezekiah--N. E. to Church of Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem.” No. 44; no. (44)-3259. Undated.

“Jerusalem, from across the Valley of Hinnom to Olivet, looking northeast.” No. 46; no. (46)-3261. Undated.

“Sacrifices near the gates of Jerusalem.” No. 49; no. (49)-3264. Undated.

“The Jews’ wailing place, outer wall of Solomon’s Temple, Jerusalem.” No. 51; no. (51)-3266. Undated.

“Summer houses at Caesarea Philippi--probably the ‘tabernacles’ referred to by Peter--Palestine.” No. 91; no. (91)-3170. Undated.

“Athens, old and new, S. W. from Lykabettos past royal palace (left) and Acropolis to the sea.” No. 1; no. (1)-9278; no. U-83483. Undated.

“Areopagus (Mars’ Hill), and Theseion, N. W. from Athens, toward Sacred Way to Eleusis.” No. 14; no. (14)-9287; no. U-83470. Undated.

“Athena Parthenos, reduced from Phidias’ gold and ivory statue--Eleusinian relief at left; Athens.” No. 26; no. (26)-9295; no. U-84143. Undated.

“General view of excavations at old Corinth--W. past Apollo Temple, Greece.” No. 37; no. (37)-9306; no. U-84161. Undated.

“General view of excavations at old Corinth--W. past Apollo Temple, Greece.” No. 37; no. (37)-9306; no. U-84161; no. 23. Undated.

“Isthmus of Corinth, pathway of Greek armies--E. N. E. from Acropolis, Greece.” No. 40; no. (40)-9307; no. U-84509. Undated.

“Athens, old and new, S. W. from Lykabettos past royal palace (left) and Acropolis to the sea.” No. (1)-9278; no. U-83483. 1907.

“From W. wall of the Parthenon over modern city E. N. E. to Lykabettos. Athens.” No. (9)-9285; no. U-83420. 1907.

“Areopagus (Mars’ Hill), and Theseion, N. W. from Athens, toward Sacred Way to Eleusis.” No. (14)-9287; no. U-83470. 1907.

“General view of excavations at old Corinth--W. past Apollo Temple, Greece.” No. (37)-9306; no. U-84161. 1907.

“The temple at Old Corinth, one of the oldest Doric structures--S. to the Acropolis, Greece.” No. (39)-2444; no. U-84502. 1907.

“The Road to the Pyramids, Egypt.” No. 11. 1896.

“Remarkable inscription of a seven years’ Famine, on the Island of Sehel (1st cataract), Egypt.” No. 13. 1904.

“The Palm-fringed Nile, Egypt.” No. 14. 1896.

“The Palm-fringed Nile, Egypt.” No. 14; no. (14)-8229. Undated.

“The Palm-fringed Nile, Egypt.” No. 14; no. (14)-8229. Undated.

“The brick store chambers of Pithom, the city built by Hebrew bondsmen (looking north), Egypt.” No. 15. 1904.

“The brick store-chambers of Pithom, built by the Hebrew, (looking north), Egypt.” No. 15; no. (15)-3230. Undated.

“The brick store-chambers of Pithom, built by the Hebrew, (looking north), Egypt.” No. 15; no. (15)-3230; no. 17. Undated.

“The road to the Pyramids--westward toward Gizeh from near Cairo, Egypt.” No. 16; no. (16)-2533; no. S 801. Undated.

“The road to the Pyramids--westward toward Gizeh from near Cairo, Egypt.” No. 16; no. (16)-2533; no. S 801. Undated.

“From summit of the Great Pyramid E. over Nile valley, Egypt.” No. 20; no. (20)-2537. Undated.

“Ruins of the Granite Temple, the Sphinx and Great Pyramid (N. W.), Egypt.” No. 26; no. (26)-2543. Undated.

“Ruins of the Granite Temple, the Sphinx and Great Pyramid (N. W.), Egypt.” No. 26; no. (26)-2543; no. 14. Undated.

“The earliest occupation of men and the first attempt at a pyramid--Sakkarah, Egypt.” No. 29; no. (29)-2546. Undated.

“The Road to the Pyramids, Egypt.” No. (30)-8984; no. 12; no. 30; no. S 789. Undated.

“The Road to the Pyramids, Egypt.” No. (30)-8984; no. 29; no. 30; no. S 789. Undated.

“The sole survivor of a great city, the obelisk of Heliopolis, (S.), Egypt.” No. 31; no. (31)-2548. Undated.

“The sole survivor of a great city, the obelisk of Heliopolis, (S.), Egypt.” No. 31; no. (31)-2548; no. 16. Undated.

“The brick store-chambers of Pithom, built by Hebrew slaves, (north)--Egypt.” No. 32; no. (32)-2549. Undated.

“The winnowing of the grain after threshing--field work of peasants, Egypt.” No. 38; no. (38)-2555. Undated.

“The winnowing of the grain after threshing--field work of peasants, Egypt.” No. 38; no. (38)-2555; no. 11. Undated.

“The winnowing of the grain after threshing--field work of peasants, Egypt.” No. 38; no. (38)-2555; no. 28. Undated.

“Brick-making--task of the Hebrews as seen to-day at Crocodilopolis--Egypt.” No. 39; no. (39)-2556. Undated.

“Brick-making--task of the Hebrews as seen to-day at Crocodilopolis--Egypt.” No. 39; no. (39)-2556; no. 18. Undated.

“Magnificent desolation--deserted temple of Luxor. S. W. from first pylon, Egypt.” No. 48; no. (48)-2565. Undated.

“Magnificent desolation--deserted temple of Luxor. S. W. from first pylon, Egypt.” No. 48; no. (48)-2565; no. 13. Undated.

“The famous colonnade of the Hypostyle Hall in Temple of Karnak, Thebes, Egypt.” No. 57; no. (57)-2574. Undated.

“Records of Shishak, Who captured Jerusalem, relief at Karnak, Thebes, Egypt.” No. 63; no. (63)-2580. Undated.

“Painted tomb chamber of Prince Sen-Nofer, hewn in a cliff at Thebes, Egypt.” No. 69; no. (69)-2586. Undated.

“Painted tomb chamber of Prince Sen-Nofer, hewn in a cliff at Thebes, Egypt.” No. 69; no. (69)-2586; no. 15. Undated.

“Assuan and the Island of Elephantine (S), from the western cliffs of the cemetery--Egypt.” No. 84; no. (84)-2601. Undated.

“Assuan and the Island of Elephantine (S), from the western cliffs of the cemetery--Egypt.” No. 84; no. (84)-2601; no. 19. Undated.

“Remarkable inscription of a seven years’ famine, at Sehel (1st cataract), Egypt.” No. 88; no. (88)-2605. Undated.

“Remarkable inscription of a seven years’ famine, at Sehel (1st cataract), Egypt.” No. 88; no. (88)-2605. Undated.

“Remarkable inscription of a seven years’ famine, at Sehel (1st cataract), Egypt.” No. 88; no. (88)-2605; no. 23. Undated.

“Locking up the Nile (S.) across front of Abu Simbel temple Egypt.” No. 96; no. (96)-2613; S 804. Undated.

Ellison, D. J. Rome through the Stereoscope: Journeys in and about the Eternal City. New York and London: Underwood & Underwood, 1902. Describing 46 stereographic images.

“Capitoline, Palatine and Caelian Hills--once the world’s center--from Janiculum, Rome, Italy.” No. (2)-1966. 1904.

“The Roman Forum southeast from the Capitol, Rome, Italy.” No. (27)-1991. 1904.

“Forum and Capital from near Basilica Constantine, showing pavement of the Sacra Via, Rome, Italy.” No. (29)-1993. 1901.

“The splendid altar of St. Paul’s, presented to Pius IX by an infidel, Rome. Italy.” No. (41)-2005. 1897.

“Venerable tombs and young Italian life, beside the renowned Appian Way, Rome. Italy.” No. (45)-2009. 1900.

“Underground Chapel of St. Marcian S. E., where St. Paul preached to people of Syracuse, Sicily.” No. (37)-8590; no. U-82075. 1906.

“Underground Chapel of St. Marcian S. E., where St. Paul preached to people of Syracuse, Sicily.” No. (37)-8590; no. U-82075. 1906.

“St. Paul’s Bay, scene of the Apostle’s shipwreck, Malta.” No. 20; no. 10670; no. U-116841. Undated.

“Along the Appian Way (southeast), constructed in 4th century B. C., Rome.” No. 21; no. 2008. Undated.

“The Roman Forum, southeast from the Capitol. Rome, Italy.” No. 22; no. 1991; no. S 728. Undated.

“St. Peter’s and the Vatican--greatest of churches, greatest of palaces--Rome, Italy.” No. 1; no. (1)-2065. Undated

“The Roman Forum, southeast from the Capitol, Rome, Italy.” No. 27; no. (27)-1991. Undated.

“The Roman Forum, southeast from the Capitol, Rome, Italy.” No. 27; no. (27)-1991; no. 32; no. S 742. Undated.

“Via Sacra, road of triumphal pageants, W. from Colosseum, Rome.” No. 33; no. (33)-1997. Undated.

“Splendid altar of St. Paul’s--outside the walls, Rome.” No. 41; no. (41)-2005. Undated.

“Splendid altar of St. Paul’s--outside the walls, Rome.” No. 41; no. (41)-2005; no. 33. Undated.

“Along the Appian Way (southeast), constructed in 4th century B.C. Rome.” No. 44; no. (44)-2008.

“Venerable tombs and young life on the Appian Way, Rome, Italy.” No. 45; no. (45)-2009. Undated.

“Venerable tombs and young life on the Appian Way, Rome, Italy.” No. 45; no. (45)-2009; no. 31. Undated.

“The main street of Bethlehem, leading from the Church of Nativity, looking N. W., Palestine.” No. (2)-3181. 1904.

“In Bethlehem of Judea, where King David and our Lord were born. Palestine.” No. (3)-3182. 1900.

“Nazareth, and the Plain of Esdraelon at S. W.--hills where the boy Jesus played, Palestine.” No. (4)-3183; no. U-26868. 1905.

“Ancient ‘Fountain of the Virgin,’ where Mary came for water--Nazareth, Palestine.” No. (5)-3184. 1900.

“‘By the side of still waters’--on the plain of Jezreel, Palestine.” No. (6)-3185. 1900.

“Relief map of Palestine by the Pal. Ex. Soc.--vertical scale 3 ½ times greater than horizontal.” No. (7)-3186; no. U-80787. 1905.

“Jerusalem, the Holy City, from the N. E. near the place from which was first seen by Jesus.” No. 8. 1903.

“Jerusalem, the Holy City, from the N. E. near the place from which was first seen by Jesus.” No. 8. 1903.

“Marvelous Gorge of Brook Cherith and Elijah Convent, Palestine.” No. (9)-3188. 1896.

“Baptizing in the Jordan, Palestine.” No. (10)-3189. 1903.

“Plain of the Jordan--southeast from the ruins of ancient Jericho.” No. (11)-3190. 1903.

“Garden of Gethsemane and Mount of Olives, from the eastern wall--Jerusalem, Palestine.” No. 12. 1903.

“Life on the shore of Galilee, at Tiberias, Palestine.” No. (13)-3192. 1900.

“A bride’s arrival before the house of her bridegroom, Palestine.” No. (14)-3193. 1900.

“From Mt. Ebal south, over Jacob’s Well and Joseph’s Tomb, to Mt. Gerizim, Jerusalem.” No. (15)-3194. 1904.

“A Samaritan woman at Jacob’s Well, Palestine.” No. (16)-3195. 1900.

“‘Unclean! Unclean!’ wretched lepers outside Jerusalem, Palestine.” No. (17)-3197. 1897.

“In the court of a village home--Cana of Galilee, Palestine.” No. (18)-3196. 1900.

“Summer houses at Caesarea Philippi--probably the ‘tabernacles’ referred to by Peter.” No. (19)-3198. 1900.

“Looking northeast from the Mt. of Beatitudes to Capernaum and the Sea of Galilee, Palestine.” No. 20. 1903.

“Village of Nain and Mt. Tabor--looking northeast--Palestine.” No. (21)-3200. 1904.

“Fishermen on the Sea of Galilee and distant hills of the Gadarenes, Palestine.” No. (22)-3201. 1900.

“West shore of galilee, Plain of Gennesaret and Mt. of Beatitudes, from Bethsaida, Palestine.” No. (23)-3202. 1900.

“Old Gate to Caesarea Philippi, at the foot of Mt. Hermon, Palestine.” No. (25)-3204. 1900.

“On the road to Jericho--the parable of the Good Samaritan.” No. (26)-3205. 1899.

“Bethany, where our Lord was anointed by Mary--S. from eastern slope of Olivet--Palestine.” No. (27)-3206. 1899.

“The Pool of Siloam, outside of Jerusalem.” No. 28. 1900.

“A Greek priest blessing the village children in Ramah, Palestine.” No. (29)-3208. 1900.

“Jerusalem, the City of the Great King, from Mount of Olives, Palestine.” No. 30. 1903.

“Throngs coming up to Jerusalem for sacrifice--outside the eastern wall.” No. (31)-3210. 1900.

“Jerusalem, and the Mount of Olives--east from the Latin Hospice-Palestine.” No. 32. 1903.

“Ancient olive trees. Garden of Gethsemane--looking W. across the Kedron to wall of Jerusalem.” No. (33)-3212. 1905.

“‘The New Calvary,’ outside the Damascus Gate, from the northern wall.” No. 34. 1901.

“‘The Tomb of our Lord,’ ‘New Calvary,’ outside of Jerusalem, Palestine.” No. 35. 1897.

“Looking S. E. along the eastern shore of Galilee, where the draught of fishes was taken, Palestine.” No. (36)-3215. 1903.

"Four thousand years unchanged--patriarchal life in Palestine today." No. 1; no. (1)-3216; no. 3. Undated.

"Four thousand years unchanged--patriarchal life in Palestine today." No. 1; no. (1)-3216; no. 5. Undated.

"The main street of Bethlehem, leading from the Church of Nativity, looking N. W., Palestine." No. 2; no. (2)-3131; no. 22. Undated.

"In Bethlehem of Judea, where King David and our Lord were born. Palestine." No. 3; no. (3)-3182; no. 21. Undated.

"In Bethlehem of Judea, where King David and our Lord were born. Palestine." No. 3; no. (3)-3182; no. 36. Undated.

"Nazareth, and the Plain of Esdraelon at S. W.--hills where the boy Jesus played, Palestine." No. 4; no. (4)-3183; no. 26; no. U-26863. Undated.

"'By the side of still waters'--on the plain of Jezreel, Palestine." No. 6; no. (6)-3185; no. 38. Undated.

"Relief map of Palestine by the Pal. Ex. Soc.--vertical scale 3 ½ times greater than horizontal." No. 7; no. (7)-3186; no. 1; no. U-80787; no. S 843. Undated.

"Relief map of Palestine by the Pal. Ex. Soc.--vertical scale 3 ½ times greater than horizontal." No. 7; no. (7)-3186; no. 59; no. U-80787. Undated.

"The brook Jabbok, (north), where Jacob and Esau met, Palestine." No. 9; no. (9)-3224; no. 8. Undated.

"Marvelous Gorge of Brook Cherith and Elijah Convent, Palestine." No. 9; no. (9)-3188; no. 51. Undated.

"A bride's arrival before the house of her bridegroom, Palestine." No. 14; no. (14)-3193; no. 6. Undated.

"A bride's arrival before the house of her bridegroom, Palestine." No. 14; no. (14)-3193; no. 39. Undated.

"The whole ridge of Sinai, Jebel Safsaf left peak, Jebel Musa right peak, looking E." No. 15; no. 11374; no. 28; no. U-122509. Undated.

"From Nebo N. W. across Jordan and the Promised Land to Mount Ebal, Palestine." No. 18; no. (18)-3233; no. 22. Undated.

"The hill country of Ephraim, N. W. over Ain Jebrud from near Bethel, Pal." No. 19; no. (19)-10870; no. 4; no. U-127206. Undated.

"Village of Nain and Mt. Tabor, looking northeast, Palestine." No. 21; no. (21)-3200; no. 53. Undated.

"Shechem, an early centre of Hebrew history, looking S. W. from Mt. Ebal." No. 23; no. (23)-3238; no. 1; no. U-127280.

"Gideon's spring, Mt. Gilboa, Palestine." No. 25; no. (25)-3240; no. 27. Undated.

"On the road to Jericho--the parable of the Good Samaritan." No. 26; no. (26)-3205; no. 61. Undated.

"Plowing in the fertile Plain of Sharon, Lydda, Palestine." No. 27; no. (27)-3242; no. 63; no. S 845. Undated.

"Shepherds in the Field of the Shepherds--Bethlehem, Palestine." No. 30; no. (30)-3245; no. 25. Undated.

"'The New Calvary,' outside Damascus Gate, from the northern wall." No. 34; no. (34)-3213; no. 81. Undated.

"Jerusalem, 'beautiful for situation,' from S. E., showing Temple site." No. 35; no. (35)-3250; no. 7; no. S 847. Undated.

"Jerusalem, 'beautiful for situation,' from S. E., showing Temple site." No. 35; no. (35)-3250; no. 42; no. S 847. Undated.

“Jerusalem, ‘beautiful for situation,’ from S. E., showing Temple site.” No. 35. 1904.

"A shepherd in David's home country leading flock over the Judean hills, Pal." No. 38; no. 11394; no. 37; no. U-134174. Undated.

"Mt. Gerizim where Samaritans worshiped, S. W. from entrance to Jacob's well, Pal." No. 59; no. 11390; no. 91; no. U-124751. Undated.

"Samaria once proud and beautiful centre of Northern Kingdom, seen from S. Pal." No. 64; no. 11389; no. 35; no. U-133781. Undated.

"Samaria once proud and beautiful centre of Northern Kingdom, seen from S. Pal." No. 64; no. 11389; no. 50; no. U-133781. Undated.

"Fertile plain of Dothan, S. W. from hill where the town stood in Elisha's day, Pal." No. 66; no. 11387; no. 9; no. U-124866. Undated.

"Beautiful Nazareth; outlook S. from hills above town to historic Esdraelon, Pal." No. 77; no. (77)-11363; no. 20; no. U-134006. Undated.

“Lydda, the Old Testament ‘Lod’--Palestine.” No. (6)-3084. 1900.

“The bridegroom and master of ceremonies,--wedding at Ramallah, Palestine.” No. (1)-3267. Undated.

“The sword ceremony, symbolic of husband’s authority, Ramallah, Palestine.” No. (4)-3270. Undated.

“Dancers rejoicing before the Bridegroom--A Wedding at Ramallah, Palestine.” No. 3272 (ms.); no. 6. 1900.

“Beautiful Mosque El Aksa, S. from the Temple area, Jerusalem.” No. 3300. Undated.

“Sheikh El Raschid and his escorts, famous Bedouins of Palestine, Bethpage, (S. W.).” No. 3310; no. U-27181. Undated.

“Church of St. John--traditional tomb of John the Baptist, Samaria, Palestine.” No. 3339. Undated.

“View north from Mt. Tabor showing Mt. of Beatitudes and upper Galilean Hills, Palestine.” No. 3356. Undated.

“Camp by an old Roman bridge on Litany River, northern boundary of Palestine” (ms.). No. 3380 (ms.). Undated.

“Spring of Arethusa, where the nymph was metamorphosed by Diana W. over Syracuse harbor, Sicily.” No. (39)-8592; no. U-81940. 1906.

“Caesarea, where Paul was tried before Felix, Festus and Agrippa, (N.) Palestine.” No. 9626; no. U-26601. 1907.

“Oasis of Elim where the Israelites found water;--halt of a caravan to Sinai.” No. 11185 (ms.); no. 10823; no. U-122644. Undated.

“Overlooking the Valley of Hinnom (Field of Blood), outside Jerusalem, Palestine.” 1900.

[A house by the river]. Undated.

[A path through the woods]. Undated.

“Young Idea Series. In a snarl.” No. 45. Undated.

“Young Idea Series. Ninety and Nine.” No. 70. Undated.

“Saratoga Springs, N.Y.” Undated.

“High Rock from the Sand Bar Below. Consultation.” No. 2. Undated.

“Vizor Ledge, east of Stand rock.” No. 4. Undated.

“Wayside Gems. A Fair Promise.” No. 81. Undated.

“Stand rock from the east.” No. 88. Undated.

“Ferns in the Glen.” No. 160. Undated.

“In and about the Dells of the Wisconsin River. Lone Rock, from below.” No. 1006. Undated.

“In and about the Dells of the Wisconsin River. Looking down into Rood’s Glen, from east end.” No. 1030. Undated.

“In and about the Dells of the Wisconsin River. Over to Circle Bend, from in the Navy Yard.” No. 1033. Undated.

“In and about the Dells of the Wisconsin River. Down Witches Gulch from over Phantom Chamber.” No. 1045. Undated.

“In and about the Dells of the Wisconsin River. Stand Rock, from under the Ledge.” No. 1051. Undated.

“Devil’s Lake and Vicinity. Cleft Rock on East Mountain.” No. 1203. Undated.

“Devil’s Lake and Vicinity. From Deepside towards the Cliff House.” No. 1209. Undated.

“Devil’s Lake and Vicinity. Top of first Pillar, at the head of Terrible Crag.” No. 1211. Undated.

“Devil’s Lake and Vicinity. Sacrifice Stone in Wonder Notch.” No. 1213. Undated.

“Devil’s Lake and Vicinity. From Turk’s Head across the Lake to Kirkland.” No. 1217. Undated.

“Clary’s Stereoscopic Views of the Hot Springs of Arkansas and Vicinity.” Undated.

“Views of Switzerland. Intérieur de la Caverne de Glace à Grindelwald. Suisse.” No. 303. Undated.

“Stereographs of Minnesota Scenery. Ice Grotto at Minneapolis.” Undated.

“Stereographs of Minnesota Scenery. Minnehaha Falls.” Undated.

“Philadelphia. Fairmount Park. The Lake.” Undated.

“Philadelphia. Fairmount Park. River Road.” Undated.

“Philadelphia. Fairmount Park. Rustic Bridge.” Undated.

“Philadelphia. Fairmount Park. View on the Wissahickon.” Undated.

“Philadelphia. Fairmount Park. View near Belmont.” Undated.

“St. Louis, Missouri. The Mississippi River. Greenhouse, Shaw’s Garden. General view.” Garden & Park Series B, 47. Undated.

“St. Louis, Missouri. The Mississippi River. Summer House, Tower Grove Park.” Garden & Park Series B, 57. Undated.

“St. Louis, Missouri. The Mississippi River. Levee.” City Series A, 12. Undated.

“St. Louis, Missouri. The Mississippi River. Saloon.” City Series A, 17. Undated.

“Canal Market, City of Mexico.” No. 1060. 1873.

“Canal near the City of Mexico.” No. 1113. 1873.

“Chapultepec, Mexico.” No. 1124. 1873.

“View from the Pin-yon, Mexico.” No. 1159. 1873.

“Coffee Plantation, Cordova, Mexico.” No. 1178. 1873.

“View in Vera Cruz, Mexico.” No. 1195. 1873.

“Home of the Peon, Mexico.” No. 1204. 1873.

“A Sweet Reception, Tokio, Japan.” No. 14030. 1901.

“Broadway.” Undated.

“Bowling Green, N. Y.” Undated.

“Apple Vender, Boston Common.” Undated.

[Construction in progress]. Undated.

[Ship]. Undated.

[Children in vineyard]. Undated.

“Gems of Nature and Art.” Undated.

[Landscape after snow]. Undated.

“Views on the Colorado River. Glen Canon Series. Side Gulch.” No. 137. Undated.

“Views on the Colorado River. Glen Canon Series. Looking up the River.” No. 202. Undated.

[Interior of a church]. Undated.

“Crescent Lake, at head of the Merced river, Artists Sketching, Mariposa Co.” No. 1287. Undated.

“White Mount Scenery. Gate of Notch-looking up.” No. 96. Undated.

“White Mountain Scenery. Last of the Trees, Mt. Washington Carriage Road.” No. 522. Undated.

“Manitou and Vicinity-No. 60. The Gate-Keeper’s Lodge-Glen Eyrie.” Undated.

“Puss in his house” (ms.). Undated.

[Waterfall]. Undated.

[Waterfall]. Undated.

“Peoples’ Series. American Views. Mt. Washington R. R. Station.” Undated.

“Peoples’ Series. American Views. River View.” Undated.

“Peoples’ Series. European Views. Glastonburg Abbey, England.” Undated.

“Peoples’ Series. European Views. Loch Katrine, Scotland.” Undated.

"Stereoscopic Studies. American Scenery. Ice Bridge Niagara" (ms.). Undated.

"Stereoscopic Studies. American Scenery. Suspension Bridge Niagara" (ms.). Undated,

"Stereoscopic Studies. American Scenery. [Greenhouse]." Undated.

"Stereoscopic Studies. American Scenery. Boston Fire" (ms.). Undated.

"Stereoscopic Studies. American Scenery. Public Garden" (ms.). Undated.

"Stereoscopic Studies. American Scenery. Postage" (ms.). Undated.

"Stereoscopic Studies. American Scenery. Masonic Temple" (ms.). Undated.

"Stereoscopic Studies. American Scenery. Mt. Desert" (ms.). Undated.

"Stereoscopic Studies. American Scenery. [Unidentified building]." Undated.

"Fairmount Park. Philadelphia. View in the Park." Undated.

"Fairmount Park. Philadelphia. An Icy Mirror." Undated,

"Hudson River. New York. Palisades looking North from Englewood." Undated.

"American Scenery. Niagara. American and Horse Shoe Falls." Undated.

"American Scenery. Niagara. Terrapin Tower and Horse Shoe Falls from Canada side." Undated.

"American Scenery. Niagara. Winter View, Horse Shoe Falls." Undated.

"American Scenery. Near view of Clouds' Rest, 6450 feet high." Undated.

"American Scenery. El Capitan." Undated.

"American Scenery. Sentinel Rock, 3270 feet high." Undated.

"American Scenery. Yosemite Falls, 2634 feet high." Undated.

"American Scenery. Yosemite Falls, 2634 feet high." Undated.

"American Scenery. South Dome, Yosemite, 4580 feet high." Undated.

"American Scenery. Trenton Falls." Undated.

"New Series. European Views. Windsor Castle, England." Undated.

"New Series. European Views. Brienz, Switzerland." Undated.

"New Series. European Views. View at the Llugwy, No. Wales." Undated.

"New Series. European Views. The Wetterhorn, Switzerland." Undated.

"New Series. European Views. Lake St. Maurice. Switzerland." Undated.

"American Illustrated. The Rural Series. [Flowers in vase.]" Undated.

"American Illustrated. The Rural Series. [Flowers in vase.]" Undated.

"American Illustrated. The Rural Series. [Flowers in vase.]" Undated.

"Groups from Life, Comic and Grotesque. Reading the Bible." No. 47. Undated.

"Groups from Life, Comic and Grotesque. A visitor to the city, during the Anniversaries." No. 69. Undated.

"Groups from Life, Comic and Grotesque. A Thanksgiving Dinner Spoiled." No. 93. Undated.

[Statue of standing woman]. Undated.

[Statue of standing woman]. Undated.

"Gems of Statuary. After Eminent Sculptures. Rock of Ages." Undated.

"Gems of Statuary. After Eminent Sculptures. [Mother with child]." Undated.

"Manitou and Vicinity--No. 47. Devil's Punch Bowl--Glen Eyrie." Undated.

"Views of Scotland. Loch Ness, from Castle Urquhart." Undated.

"Little Red Riding Hood." Undated.

"Celebrating the Fourth." Undated.

"Foreign Scenery. Egypt--Foot of the Cataracts." Undated.

"The jolly pair" (ms.). Undated.

"Biarritz" (ms.). Undated.

"Cascade du Parisien à Luchon" (ms.). Undated.

"Librairie Étrangère. Nice - La Réserve." Undated.

"Hollande. Dordrecht." No. 68. Undated.

"Mr. Sargent's Place" (ms.). Undated.

"Wallkill Falls at Walden" (ms.). Undated.

[Bridge over stream]. Undated.

“Pont, Confluence, Rhône et Saône. Le pont de la muletière confluent du Rhône et de la Saône, Lyon” (ms.). No. 8 (ms.). Undated.

“Panaroma de Bruxelles” (ms.). Undated.

“May Day.” Undated.

“Queen of May.” Undated.

“Fall of the Garvelt. Upper falls on the Garr-valt, Braemar” (ms.). Undated.

“Cathedral Old Aberdeen” (ms.). Undated.

“Sands. Aberdeen. A summer morning on the Sands” (ms.). Undated.

“Balgownie” (ms.). Undated.

[Small building after snow]. Undated.

[Large fountain in a park]. Undated.

[Farmers]. Undated.

[Farmers]. Undated.

[Palm trees]. Undated.

[Palm trees]. Undated.

[Large tree]. Undated.

[Hut]. Undated.

“Jerusalem.” Underwood & Underwood. Undated.

“Constructive Bible Studies Group 1.” Underwood & Underwood. Undated.

“Constructive Bible Studies Group 2.” Underwood & Underwood. Undated.

“Constructive Bible Studies Group 3.” Underwood & Underwood. Undated.

“Stereographs.” Underwood & Underwood. Undated.