Jaffa Collection (page 11)

From the sea, Jaffa, Holy Land, (i. e. Israel)
From the sea, Jaffa, Holy Land, (i.e. Israel). Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

From the garden, Jaffa, Holy Land, (i. e. Israel)
From the garden, Jaffa, Holy Land, (i.e. Israel). Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Jaffa Gate Road, Jerusalem
View of Jaffa Gate Road, Jerusalem. Date: 1920

General view of Jaffa, Israel, with the sea in the background. Date: early 20th century

Street scene, Sarona, near Jaffa, Israel
Street scene in Sarona, near Jaffa, Israel. Date: 20th century

Awaiting Allenby, Jaffa Gate, Jerusalem
Scene at the Jaffa Gate, Jerusalem, with soldiers awaiting General Allenbys official entrance into the city during the First World War. Date: December 1917

British Hospital, Jaffa, Israel
View of Jaffa, Israel, with the British Hospital at the end of the street on the right. Date: early 20th century

Jaffa, Israel
View of the landing at Jaffa, Israel, with people in rowing boats. Date: early 20th century

Water supply depot, Jaffa and Tel Aviv, Israel
The water supply depot at Jaffa and Tel Aviv, Israel. Date: 20th century

House of Simon the Tanner, Jaffa, Israel
The House of Simon the Tanner (Simon the Apostle) at Jaffa, Israel, where it was written in the Bible that Saint Peter took lodging. Picture taken whilst Jaffa was under Ottoman control. Date: 1903

Israel - Jaffa - Close to the Gardens - at this stage under Ottoman control Date: 1907

Boatmen of Jaffa in their barque, Israel (then under Ottoman control) - the boatmen used to ferry visitors from larger ships into the port in these craft. Date: circa 1903

Israel / Jaffa 1960S
Old buildings in Jaffa, Israel. Date: 1960s

Jaffa - Israel - View close to the Gardens
Jaffa - Israel - now incorporated into Tel Aviv, forming Tel Aviv-Yafo. View close to the Gardens. Date: circa 1906

Turkish military camp at Jaffa
Plan of the the Turkish military camp at Jaffa (then in Syria) on 25 July 1800 by Mr George Pink. 1800

Jaffa with an Ottoman encampment, Israel
Jaffa, seen from the sea with an Ottoman military encampment in the background. In the foreground is the sea and three ships

Israel - Jaffa Gate, Jerusalem. British general Edmund Allenby entered the Old City through the Jaffa Gate in 1917 on foot, in a show of respect for the city

Israel - Jaffa - St. Georges Church and Cemetery Date: circa 1910s

Two people standing in a rainstorm
Rainstorm. Two people standing in a downpour of rain. Photographed in Tel Aviv, Israel

JERUSALEM: JAFFA GATE. View of the Jaffa Gate in the Armenian quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem. Photochrome, c1900

Poster with a view of Jaffa
Poster for the Empire Marketing Board, showing a view of Jaffa with camels carrying boxes of oranges

Jerusalem following capture by the British
Picture of Jerusalem (looking down the Jaffa Road) following the capture of the Holy City from the Turks by the British on 9th December 1917

Unloading Passengers off Jaffa, 1890
Engraving showing the transfer of a passenger from ship to boat, at sea off Jaffa, Palestine, 1890. The ship can be seen rolling as the passenger is swung out in a chair on a boom

Jaffa from the Sea
Jaffa from the sea - hardly more than a village in the mid-nineteenth century !

Arab Buildings Jaffa
Arab huts at Zeta, near Jaffa, at that time part of Syria

Arabs at Well, Jaffa
Arab women at a well at Zeta, near Jaffa, at that time considered to be in Syria

Jerusalem / Jaffa Gate
Jerusalem: street inside the Jaffa Gate

Napoleon Visits Hospital
During his Egyptian campaign, Napoleon visits a plague hospital at Jaffa, in Palestine

Street scene, Old Jaffa, Jaffa, Israel, Middle East

Public garden commemorating first migrants who reached Israel by sea, with memorial in shape of a boat and David tower in the background, London Square, Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Israel, Middle East

Israel / Jaffa German 1905
Jaffa: view of the German colony

Richard at Jaffa
THIRD CRUSADE - Richard I, after taking Acre, advances to Jaffa where he defeats Saladin and takes the city

Defeated Turkish Troops
Turkish troops defeated by the British army under Sir Edmund Allenby retreat through Jerusalem by the Jaffa Gate

Crusades / Treaty
THIRD CRUSADE After some victories, the Crusaders make a treaty with Saladin, giving them Jaffa, Acre, and visiting rights in Jerusalem

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Jaffa: A Gateway to History and Flavor Step into the enchanting city of Jerusalem, and you'll find yourself drawn to one of its most iconic landmarks - Jaffa Gate. This ancient gateway, standing tall among the eight gates that lead to the Old City, is a testament to centuries of history etched into its stone walls. As you wander through the bustling streets of Jerusalem, your senses are awakened by the tantalizing aroma grapefruit. Renowned for their unparalleled sweetness and juiciness, these citrus fruits bear the name of this remarkable city. Transport yourself back in time to September 1191 when Richard I, Coeur de Lion made his historic landing at Jaffa (Joppa). The vivid depiction by artist William Heysham Overend captures this momentous event with striking detail and emotion. Quench your thirst at Tabithas Well, an oasis nestled within Jaffa's borders. Its crystal-clear waters have provided respite for weary travelers throughout generations. From HaPisgah Gardens (The Summit Garden), marvel at downtown buildings that grace the skyline of both Jaffa and Tel Aviv. The juxtaposition between old-world charm and modernity creates a captivating vista unique to this Middle Eastern gem. "Dance me till the end of love, " whispers Leonard Cohen's timeless lyrics as they float through the air in sync with every step taken on Jaffa's storied stairs. These steps carry echoes from countless souls who have traversed them over centuries past. Embark on a journey along Jaffa Road in Jerusalem as it winds its way down towards new horizons. Witness how this vibrant thoroughfare connects communities while preserving remnants of history along its path. Travel back in time once more to early 1900s when market stalls adorned Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem. Immerse yourself in a bustling scene filled with merchants showcasing their wares, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors and scents.