mountains of the holy land 1915
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Mountains around the world often have deep spiritual significance to the cultures that emerge in their shadows, and the peaks of the Holy Land are no exception.
These photos from 1915 offer a tour of the peaks and vistas of the Holy Land in the last days of Ottoman rule.
The reputed location of Abraham's offering of Isaac on Mount Gerizim.
Mount Tabor and a field of flowers.
Bethel as viewed from the south.
A view from Bethsaida to the Mount of the Beatitudes.
A view from Hill Moreh to Nazareth.
The Garden of Gethsemane and Mount of Olives, Jerusalem.
The Hill of Moreh from the south.
Inside The Tomb in the Garden of Calvary.
Mount Carmel and the Bay of Haifa.
Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives.
Mount Gerizim viewed from Mount Ebal.
Jerusalem viewed from Calvary hill.
Calvary Hill viewed from the south.
The Mosque of Hebron.
The village of Nain and Mount Tabor in back.
Mount Gilboa viewed from the Hill Moreh.
View of Ramah from the south.
Mount Nebo from viewed from the East.
Samaria viewed from the minaret of the mosque.
Shechem and Mount Ebal.
Shechem and Mount Gerizim.
Mount Hermon.
The summit of Mount Nebo.
The Hill of Hebron viewed from the southeast.
The Mount of Temptation.
A view of Calvary Hill.
Mount Hermon viewed from the northwest.
