Candia Collection (#2)

"Candia: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step back in time to the 15th century BC, where the enigmatic Phaistos Disc was created in Candia, Greece

Candia Collection: GIOVANNI MATTEO DE CANDIA (1810-1883). Known as Signor Mario. Italian tenor. Engraving

GIOVANNI MATTEO DE CANDIA (1810-1883). Known as Signor Mario. Italian tenor. Engraving, English, 1871

Grapes at Candia Vineyards in Candia, New Hampshire

Candia Collection: SHIPS: RESCUE, 1861. Picking up a man overboard from the Peninsular & Oriental Companys ship

SHIPS: RESCUE, 1861. Picking up a man overboard from the Peninsular & Oriental Companys ship Candia in the Red Sea. Wood engraving, English, 1861

Ruins at Iraklion
Ruined buildings at Iraklion, Candia, Crete. Date: 1850

Heraklion, Greece
Heraklion (or Iraklion) is the largest city and capital of Crete. Its name is also spelled Herakleion, a transliteration of the ancient Greek and Katharevousa or Iraklio, among other variants

Naval Action 1798
NAVAL ACTION OFF CANDIA Engagement between the British warship Leander and the French Le Genereux

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"Candia: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step back in time to the 15th century BC, where the enigmatic Phaistos Disc was created in Candia, Greece. This ancient artifact holds secrets yet to be deciphered. Fast forward to a different era, where Surgeon William Maillard's bravery earned him the prestigious Victoria Cross at Candia. His heroic actions forever etched in history. Marvel at the Minoan artistry displayed by an acrobat, capturing the grace and skill of this ancient civilization that once thrived in Candia. Transport yourself to early 1900s Candia, Crete, Greece - a bustling city filled with life and culture. John Cadbury and his family immersed themselves in this vibrant community during their visit. As you wander through the streets of Candia, let your imagination run wild as you envision its rich history unfolding before your eyes. The Palace of Minos at Knossos stands tall since 2100 BC - a testament to grandeur and power. Discover the Hagia Triada Sarcophagus from ca. 1450 BC -1400 BC; an exquisite masterpiece showcasing intricate craftsmanship that still mesmerizes today. Explore Iraklion's Knossos Palace within Crete's capital city – a majestic site steeped in mythology and legend that will leave you awe-inspired by its architectural wonders. Witness scenes from "The Disturbances in Crete" captured through lithography; glimpse into trials held for rioters who disrupted peace within Candia – a reminder of turbulent times faced by this resilient city. Candia beckons us with its captivating past – an amalgamation of archaeological treasures, courageous individuals like William Maillard, artistic expressions like Minoan acrobats, and moments frozen in time on lithographs depicting historical events.