title: History of Pickwick, A. Holograph 1866 Mar. 28

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 4 pages

text: Signed. With: Clippings from the Athenaeum of March 24, 31 and April 7, 1866 (and 2 related articles). Also with corrected page proofs of Kitton's reprint: An account of the origin of the "Pickwick papers" by Mrs. Seymour. [1854?], repr. 1901. H.

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


mmsType: Item

title: Life and adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit, The. Holograph n.d.

sourceSystem: mms

namePart: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

type: personal

authority: naf

usage: primary

type: name

nameType: personal

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

type: admin

text: 1 page

supplied: yes

authority: lcsh

text: Archival materials

authority: lctgm

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts

rights: Can be used inside free NYPL exhibition catalogs and in free NYPL brochures

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collectionTitle: Charles Dickens collection of papers


title: Loving ballad of] Lord Bateman. Ms. copy in George Cruikshank's, or possibly in Mrs. Cruikshank's, hand n.d.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

type: content

text: With: Cruikshank's three additional stanzas in his own hand on a separate sheet of paper with water-mark 1869; H.

title: Loving ballad of Lord Bateman. Ms. copy in George Cruikshank's, or possibly in Mrs. Cruikshank's, hand n.d.

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Memoranda [to W. H. Wills]. Holograph n.d.

namePart: Wills, W. Henry (William Henry), 1810-1880

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Mrs. Gamp. 2 pages of holograph and portion of the printed text, used for the reading?

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 items

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Mrs. Lirriper's lodgings. Holograph fragment of manuscript n.d.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


field: dateIssued

keyDate: yes

title: My Uncle Toby swore an oath." Holograph 1851 Apr. 14

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: With: Portrait by W. P. Frith after R. Graves inserted. B.

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Notices to correspondents [of Bentley's Miscellany], Holograph. [1838? Oct.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts


title: Old curiosity shop, 14-line holograph transcription by Dickens of passage on the death of Little Nell

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Oliver Twist. Holograph from Chapter 10 n.d.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

text: Given by the author to his cousin Mrs. Rebecca Ball Wilson. Jerome Kern bookplate; Y.

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Posthumous papers of the Pickwick club, The]. Holograph. Robson and Co., when offering the ms. page for sale, issued facsimiles of the covers and important plates of the first edition in parts. [See Robson and co.] n.d.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts


title: Sheet containing the autographs of Charles Dickens, G. H. Lewes, Mark Lemon, Frederick Dickens and others]. Said to be a leaf from the register of Day's hotel, Birmingham. Three of the autographs dated June 7, 1848 [1848 June 7]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Speech written for Madame Celeste]. Holograph n.d.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

text: Accompanied by his: ALS to Madame Celeste. Higham by Rochester, Kent, Nov. 18, 1860. 1 p.; H.

title: Speech written for Madame Celeste. Holograph n.d.

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Threatening letter to Thomas Hood, from an ancient gentleman. Holograph 1844 Apr. 23

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 7 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Title for his Bleak house, Holograph. Addressed to Bradbury and Evans. n.d.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts


title: To the editor," letter on the international copyright law, sent to various American newspapers. Holograph. Comprises note by Dickens signed and dated, April 27, 1842, and letters on the subject sent to him 1842

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 5 pages

text: Accompanied by letter of certification from George W. Putnam, to whom Dickens gave the ms.; H.

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Eckel, John C. The first editions of the writings of Charles Dickens. Holograph and typescript for the revised edition, 1932

namePart: Eckel, John C., 1858-

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 277 p.

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Eckel, John C. The first editions of the writings of Charles Dickens. Holograph for the first edition, 1913

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: ca. 305 p.

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Field, Kate [Lecture on Charles Dickens]. Holograph draft, incomplete. n.d.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 132 p.

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts


title: Forster, J. The life of Charles Dickens. Holograph notes, some page proofs with the author's ms. additions and three loose signatures from the printed work

namePart: Forster, John, 1812-1876

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 19 items in one case

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts


title: Matz, Bertram Waldrom]. [Dickens' thesaurus]. Ms. possibly in B. W. Matz's hand n.d.

namePart: Matz, B. W. (Bertram Waldrom), 1865-1925

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 v.

text: B. W. Matz bookplate. B.

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts


title: Nabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich. [Bleak house]. Holograph and typescript of lecture n.d.

namePart: Nabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich, 1899-1977

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 140 p.

text: With xerox copy in separate folder. Published in his Lectures on literature, ed. By Fredson Bowers, p. 63-124. Juliar: A51.1

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts


field: dateCreated

title: Madam C.J. Walker (driving) with (left to right) her niece Anjetta Breedlove; Madam C.J. Walker Manufacturing Company factory forelady (manager) Alice Kelly; and Walker Company bookkeeper Lucy Flint.

callNumber: "Black Experience in America"

type: topic

text: Automobiles

text: African American women

text: Business people

text: Walker, C. J., Madam, 1867-1919

text: Migration 6 - 070

text: SC - CN - 98 - 0297

text: Photographs

rights: Walker died in 1919 in New York, and other persons in the photo are not celebrities - no Right of Publicity issues present.

collectionTitle: Portrait collection


title: Cricket on the hearth, The. Ms. notebook of the parts of several of the characters, with cues, etc. in various hands, probably those of the actors, with ms. corrections and additions by Dickens n.d.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 v.

text: Inserted: Holograph attestation of Dickens' ms. notes, by his sister-in-law, Georgina

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts


point: start

point: end

title: Alexander, Henry. People I have met, that knew Charles Dickens. n.d.

namePart: Alexander, Henry, 1860-1894 or 5

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 15 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Creswick, P.  A sentimental survey of the Charles Dickens collection in the library of W. T. H. Howe. With the author's ms. corrections and additions 1929 [July 17]

namePart: Creswick, Paul, 1866-1947

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 185 pages

text: With: 2 carbon copies, 171 p. each and duplicate of the first 20 pages. H.

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Dickens' Sikes and Nancy

namePart: Dickens, Charles

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

title: Dickens' Sikes and Nancy

text: Archival materials

text: Manuscripts

text: Typescripts


title: Adams, H. G. ALS to 1860 Dec. 12

namePart: Adams, H. G. (Henry Gardiner), 1811 or 12-1881

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Adams, H. G. ALS to 1860 Dec. 12

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence

rights: Although we believe these letters were never published with the authority of the rights holder, it is unclear whether we can prove that. We've marked these as PPD, but are treating them as if they were in the public domain.


title: Adams, H. G. ALS to 1861 Oct. 21

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Adams, H. G. ALS to 1861 Oct. 21

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Ainsworth, William Harrison.  ALS to [1837 May 17]

namePart: Ainsworth, William Harrison, 1805-1882

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: With: Engraved card of thanks for condolences on the death of Mary Hogarth, filled out in Charles Dickens' hand, enclosed. H.

text: 3 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Atwood, Mrs. Montgomery.  ALS to 1867 Feb. 27

namePart: Atwood, Montgomery, Mrs.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Austin, Miss [Amelia].  ALS to [1833 Apr. 6?]

namePart: Austin, Amelia

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: Y.

text: 3 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Baylis, Thomas. ALS to 1862 Feb. 1

namePart: Baylis, Thomas

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Baylis, Thomas. ALS to 1862 Feb. 1

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Belcombe, Mrs. Henry  ALS in the third person to 1838 Feb. 8

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 Aug. 17]

namePart: Bentley, Richard, 1794-1871

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: B.

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  Relates to the Village coquettes [1836 Aug.] or [1836 Sept.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 Sept. 17]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 Sept. 29]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836] Nov. 2

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836] Nov. 2

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 Nov. 11?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 Nov. 20?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 ca. Nov.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 Nov.] or [1836 Dec.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 Dec. 5?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to 1836 Dec. 29

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to 1836 Dec. 29

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 Dec.?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 Dec.?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 Dec.?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 Dec.?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley], [Richard].  ALS to [1836 Dec.?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley], [Richard].  ALS to [1836 Dec.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 Dec.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836 Dec.]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1836?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley], [Richard].  ALS to [1837 Jan. 7]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley?], [Richard].  ALS to [1837 Jan. 24]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley], [Richard].  ALS to [1837?] Jan. 26

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley], [Richard].  ALS to [1837 Jan.] or [1837 Feb.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1837 Feb. 10]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to 1837 Feb. 28

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to 1837 Feb. 28

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1837 Feb.?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1837 Feb.?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1837 Feb.?] or [1837 Mar.?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1837 Mar.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1837 Mar.]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1837 Mar.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard.  ALS to [1837 Mar.]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 Mar.?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 Mar.?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 Mar.?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 Mar.?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 not later than Apr.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 May 8

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 May 8

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 ca. June]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 June?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 June?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 July 2

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 July 2

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 July 14

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 July 14

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 Aug. 7

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 Aug. 7

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 Aug. 15?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 after Aug. 16]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 Aug. 18

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 Aug. 18

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 Sept. 16

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 Sept. 16

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 Sept. 19

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1837 Sept. 19

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 mid-Sept.?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 Sept.?]

namePart: Bentley, Richard (1794-1871)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 Sept.?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to. Relates to Memorials of Joseph Grimaldi [1837] Oct. 30

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley], [Richard]. ALS to. Relates to Memorials of Joseph Grimaldi [1837 Nov. 11 - 1838 May]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Jerusalem, from Scopus

namePart: Wilson, Charles William, Sir (1836-1905)

namePart: Cousen, Charles (1819-1889)

text: Working animals

type: geographic

text: Jerusalem

text: Camels

text: Jerusalem

text: Harvesting

text: Jerusalem

type: statement of responsibility

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Jerusalem, from Scopus

supplied: no

text: Steel engraving

collectionTitle: Picturesque Palestine, Sinai and Egypt.


title: Bentley], [Richard]. ALS to [1837 Nov. 23?]

namePart: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 Dec. or 1838 Jan.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Kubbet es Sakhra from the south

nameType: corporate

text: Qubbat al-Sakhrah (Mosque : Jerusalem)

text: Prayer

text: Islam

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Kubbet es Sakhra from the south

text: Steel engraving


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 Dec.?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837 Dec.?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Title page

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Title page


title: Bentley], [Richard]. ALS to [1837?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley], [Richard]. ALS to [1837?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: List of Contents.

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: List of Contents.


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1837?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: List of Illustrations.

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: List of Illustrations.


title:
The
    Jaffa Gate.  The chief entrance to the city of Jerusalem, as it appears from within the city walls. The open space within the gate is used as a market-place.

namePart: Woodward, John Douglas (1846-1924)

text: Jerusalem

authority: tgm

text: City & town life

text: Jerusalem

text: Gates

text: Jerusalem

text: Jaffa Gate (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1838 Feb. 10

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1838 Feb. 10

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Entrance to the Citadel.  Showing the rudely constructed wooden bridge across the moat and Turkish sentries on guard

authority: aat

text: guards

text: Jerusalem

text: Forts & fortifications

text: Jerusalem

text: Gates

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1838 Feb. 22

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1838 Feb. 22

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838 Mar. 6?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838 Mar. 6?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives

text: Jerusalem

text: farming

text: Jerusalem

text: Qubbat al-Sakhrah (Mosque : Jerusalem)

text: Plowing

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives

text: Steel engravings


text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: [Bentley], [Richard]. ALS to [1838 June] or [1838 July]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838] Sept. 9

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838] Sept. 9

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    Tower of David - Phasaelus, showing the moat and bridge of the Citadel, and the gardens of the Armenian monastery, beyond the Turkish barracks

namePart: Johnstone, J.

text: Jerusalem

text: Forts & fortifications

text: Jerusalem

text: Towers

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838 Sept.?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838 Sept.?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838 Oct.] or [1838 Nov.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    Mount of Olives, from a house-top at the south-west corner of the Pool of Hezekiah, looking eastward

text: Jerusalem

text: Reservoirs

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley], [Richard]. ALS to [1838 Nov.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: [Bentley], [Richard]. ALS to [1838 Nov.]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838 Nov.?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838 Nov.?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: The southern slopes of Olives and the mountains of Moab from the same spot, overlooking David Street, crowded with people; the large domed quadrangle on the right is the Synagogue of the Ashkenazi Jews.

text: City & town life

text: Jerusalem

text: Synagogues

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. 2 ALS to [1838]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. 2 ALS to [1838]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley], [Richard]. ALS to [1838?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: [Bentley], [Richard]. ALS to [1838?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: The Zion Gate, or Gate of the Prophet David, exterior view. In the foreground, outside the gate, is a group of Bethlehemites.

namePart: Harley

text: City & town life

text: Jerusalem

text: Gates

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley], [Richard]. ALS to [1838?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: [Bentley], [Richard]. ALS to [1838?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: The Tomb of David, the whole group of buildings is called Neby Daûd, which signifies the Sanctuary of the Sepulchre of the Prophet David

text: Tomb of David (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley], [Richard]. ALS to [1838?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: [Bentley], [Richard]. ALS to [1838?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Hezekiah's Pool, from the south side. The swallows flying towards the turbid water, the man dipping his jar into it from a balcony, and the smokers in the foreground are all characteristic of the spot at the end of the summer, when good water is scarce

text: Jerusalem

text: Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Jerusalem)

text: Smoking

text: Jerusalem

text: Reservoirs

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Entrance to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, pilgrims buying rosaries and relics in the forecourt

text: Jerusalem

text: churches

text: Jerusalem

text: City & town life

text: Jerusalem

text: Facades

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [1838?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    Shrine of the Holy Sepulchre. The enormous candles at the entrance are lighted only on important festivals

namePart: Whymper

text: Jerusalem

text: churches

text: Jerusalem

text: Jesus Christ

text: Tomb

text: Shrines

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title:
The
    Chapel of Helena, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, showing the entrance to the Cave of the Cross

text: Jerusalem

text: churches

text: Jerusalem

text: Chapels

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title:
The
    Chapel in the Cave of the Cross, called "the Chapel of the Invention (i.e. the finding) of the Cross"

text: Jerusalem

text: Chapels

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. Richard. ALS to [1838?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1849 Nov. 26

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1849 Nov. 26

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Pilgrims of the Greek Church buying candles to be lighted by the "Holy Fire" in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, at the celebration of the Easter Festival

text: Candles

text: Christian pilgrims and pilgrimages

text: Greeks

text: Clothing & dress

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1849 Nov. 30

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1849 Nov. 30

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1852 Apr. 15

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1852 Apr. 15

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Via Dolorosa - the Ecce Homo Arch

text: Jerusalem

text: Arches

text: Jerusalem

text: City & town life

text: Jerusalem

text: Stations of the Cross

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Via Dolorosa - the Ecce Homo Arch

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1855 July 12

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1855 July 12

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1855 July 28

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1855 July 28

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: House of Saint Veronica, in the Via Dolorosa. The peasant walking up the street, wearing an embroidered abai, or cloak made of goat's hair, is carrying a plough. On the right sits a seller of fruit under an awning made of his cloak

text: Plows

text: Jerusalem

text: Clothing & dress

text: Jerusalem

text: Food vendors

text: Jerusalem

text: Streets

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Jan. 7

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Jan. 7

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 May 31

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 May 31

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    Houses of the Rich and Poor Man, Dives and Lazarus. This is the most picturesque group of buildings in the Via Dolorosa. In the foreground are a Bedouin mounted on a camel laden with forage, and an Ashkenazi Jew conversing with a water-seller

text: Jerusalem

text: City & town life

text: Jerusalem

text: Houses

text: Jerusalem

text: Streets

text: Jerusalem

text: Stations of the Cross

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 June 25

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 June 25

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 July 8

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 July 8

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
A
    shoemaker's shop, Jerusalem, Mohammedan shoemakers at work

text: Jerusalem

text: Shoemaking

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 July 23

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 July 23

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 July 28

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 July 28

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Masjed el Majahdin - Mosque of the Knights of the Crescent, Turkish Barracks, commonly called the Tower of Antonia. The cactus and caper-bush growing on the wall at right are especially characteristic of mural vegetation in Jerusalem

text: Jerusalem

text: Cactus

text: Jerusalem

text: City & town life

text: Jerusalem

text: Minarets

text: Jerusalem

text: Streets

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Aug. 3

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Aug. 3

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Aug. 6

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Aug. 6

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
A
    grocer's shop, Jerusalem.  Two peasant women seated in the foreground, and a man of Silwan (Siloam) carrying a patched goat's skin filled with water from Job's Well

namePart: Parfier

text: Containers

text: Jerusalem

text: Hookahs

text: Stores & shops

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Aug. 19

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Aug. 19

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Aug. 26

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Aug. 26

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Sept. 1

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Sept. 1

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
A
    street café, Jerusalem, a Bedouin and peasant playing at a game called dámeh

text: Jerusalem

text: Cafes

text: Jerusalem

text: Board games

text: Jerusalem

text: Leisure

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Oct. 5

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1857 Oct. 5

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1858 Mar. 8

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1858 Mar. 8

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Entrance to the Hospice of St. John and Minaret of Omar.  A muezzin in the balcony chanting the call to prayer. Peasants loading a camel in the foreground, and a townswoman wearing a white izzar and dark veil in the distance

text: City & town life

text: Jerusalem

text: Clothing & dress

text: Jerusalem

text: Minarets

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1858 Sept. 17

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1858 Sept. 17

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1859 Jan. 3

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1859 Jan. 3

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Staircase leading to the Church of St. John.  A Greek priest descending the stairs

text: Jerusalem

text: churches

text: Jerusalem

text: Priests

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1859 Jan. 6

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1859 Jan. 6

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1859 June 17

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1859 June 17

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    Street of the Damascus Gate with a characteristic group of Bedouins outside a café on the left, a party of Turkish soldiers breakfasting, and on the right a group of dealers in fruit and vegetables

text: Jerusalem

text: City & town life

text: Jerusalem

text: Streets

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1864 Mar. 24

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to 1864 Mar. 24

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    Damascus Gate - Bab el Amud (Gate of the Column), the northern entrance to Jerusalem

text: Jerusalem

text: Damascus Gate (Jerusalem)

text: Gates

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [n.y.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [n.y.]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: The Wailing-Place of the Jews, the west wall of the Haram, or Sacred Enclosure. On Fridays, after four o'clock, Jews and Jewesses assemble here for prayer, and bewail the downfall of Jerusalem

text: Western Wall (Jerusalem)

text: Prayer

text: Judaism

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [n.y.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bentley, Richard. ALS to [n.y.]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
A
    Jewish cotton-cleaner.  Separating seeds from cotton by the ancient process of bowing it

namePart: Dalziel Brothers

type: corporate

text: Jerusalem

text: Cotton

text: Cleaning

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Street of the Gate of the Chain, a narrow picturesque street, with projecting lattice-work windows of many kinds

text: City & town life

text: Jerusalem

text: Windows

text: Jerusalem

text: Streets

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Blessington, Lady.  ALS to 1846 Jan. 16

namePart: Blessington, Marguerite, Countess of, 1789-1849 (1789-1849)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 4 item

title: Blessington, Lady.  ALS to 1846 Jan. 16

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bowring, E. A.  ALS to 1861 Oct. 31

namePart: Bowring, Edgar Alfred (1826-1911)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Bowring, E. A.  ALS to 1861 Oct. 31

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Fountain of the Gate of the Chain - Bab es Silsileh, supplied with water from Solomon's Pools

text: Containers

text: Architectural elements

text: Jerusalem

text: City & town life

text: Jerusalem

text: Fountains

text: Jerusalem

text: Water supply

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Boyle, Miss Mary  ALS to 1850 Sept. 16

namePart: Cork, Mary Boyle, Countess of (d. 1840)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Boyle, Miss Mary  ALS to 1850 Sept. 16

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bradbury & Evans, Messrs  ALS to 1843 Apr. 28

namePart: Bradbury & Evans

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: The Summer Pulpit, platform of the Dome of the Rock, showing a portion of the arcaded approach from the south. The pigeons in the foreground are characteristic of the place

text: Minbars

text: Pulpits

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Pulpit destroyed in fire in 1969 (?)

text: Wood engravings


title: B[radbury] and E[vans]. ALS to 1854 Mar. 7

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bradbury & Evans. ALS to 1855 Nov. 10

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bradbury & Evans. ALS to 1855 Nov. 10

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: North-west corner of the Haram esh Sherif, showing the highest minaret of the sanctuary, and the old Serai, which is now used as a state prison

text: Minarets

text: Jerusalem

text: Olive trees

text: Jerusalem

text: Temple Mount (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bradbury & Evans. ALS to 1856 Dec. 18

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bradbury & Evans. ALS to 1856 Dec. 18

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bradbury & Evans, Messrs. ALS to 1858 Nov. 9

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Brookfield, Rev. W. H. ALS to 1859 Apr. 7

namePart: Brookfield, William Henry, 1809-1874 (1809-1874 )

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Oratories on the west side of the Haram esh Sherif

text: Jerusalem

text: Chapels

text: Architectural decorations & ornaments

text: Jerusalem

text: City & town life

text: Jerusalem

text: Temple Mount (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Brookfield, [W. H.]. ALS to 1859 June 20

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Brookfield, Rev. W. ANS to 1862 Mar. 10

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Brookfield, Rev. W. ANS to 1862 Mar. 10

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Old cypress trees in the Haram esh Sherif on the western side.

text: Jerusalem

text: Cypresses

text: Temple Mount (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Browne, Hablot K. ALS to 1848 June 13

namePart: Browne, Hablot Knight (1815-1882)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Browne, Hablot K. ALS to 1848 June 13

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Browne, [H. K.]. ALS to 1857 Feb. 10

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Browne, [H. K.]. ALS to 1857 Feb. 10

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    Golden Gate of the Haram esh Sherif from the west. The Mount of Olives in the distance

text: Cactus

text: Jerusalem

text: Golden Gate (Jerusalem)

text: Mount of Olives (Jerusalem)

text: Temple Mount (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Browning, Robert. ALS to 1856 Apr. 12

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Browning, Robert. ALS to 1856 Apr. 12

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bryden, William. ALS to [n.y.] May 23

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Bryden, William. ALS to [n.y.] May 23

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Interior of the Dome of the Rock showing a portion of the inner circle of piers and columns and the fine wrought-iron screen

text: Columns

text: Jerusalem

text: Mosques

text: Jerusalem

text: Screens

text: Jerusalem

text: Qubbat al-Sakhrah (Mosque : Jerusalem)

text: Prayer

text: Islam

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Buckstone, J[ohn] B[aldwin]. ALS to 1854 July 20

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Burdett-Coutts, Baroness. AL to [1854 Nov.]

namePart: Burdett-Coutts, Angela Georgina

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: The last page of the letter written on verso of an ALS from Caroline Thompson to Dickens, Nov. 16, 1854.

text: 5 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    cave under the Great Rock on Mount Moriah

text: Jerusalem

text: Caves

text: Jerusalem

text: Qubbat al-Sakhrah (Mosque : Jerusalem)

text: Prayer

text: Islam

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Burdett-Coutts, Miss [Angela Georgina]. ALS to 1858 Aug. 23

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    façade of the Mosque el Aksa, Jerusalem, an old olive-tree in the foreground

text: Jerusalem

text: Facades

text: Jerusalem

text: Masjid al-Aqsá (Jerusalem)

text: Mosques

text: Jerusalem

text: Prayer

text: Islam

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Burnett, Fanny Dickens, his sister. ANS to [1835] Nov. 30

namePart: Burnett, Fanny (Frances Elizabeth), 1810-1848 (1810-1848)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Carlyle, [Thomas]. ALS to 1842 Oct. 26

namePart: Carlyle, Thomas (1795-1881)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Carlyle, [Thomas]. ALS to 1842 Oct. 26

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Cattermole, George. ALS to [1839 May] or [1839 June]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    Platform of the Dome of the Rock, showing one of the arcaded entrances on the north side. Mount Scopus in the distance

namePart: Wilson, Charles William, Sir (1836-1905)

text: Minarets

text: Jerusalem

text: Temple Mount (Jerusalem)

text: Prayer

text: Islam

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Cattermole, George. ALS to 1842 Dec. 2

namePart: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Cattermole, George. ALS to 1842 Dec. 2

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Cattermole, George. ALS to 1842 Dec. 20

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Cattermole, George. ALS to 1842 Dec. 20

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Birket Israil - the Pool of Bethesda

text: Jerusalem

text: Bethesda, Pool of (Jerusalem)

text: Minarets

text: Jerusalem

text: Reservoirs

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Birket Israil - the Pool of Bethesda

text: Wood engravings


title: Written as postscript on the second leaf of ALS from John Forster to Cattermole.  Cattermole, George. ALS to 1845 Aug. 27

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: [1 p.]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Cerjat, William F. De. ALS to 1846 Nov. 27

namePart: De Cerjat, William F., d. 1869 (d. 1869)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Mount Scopus from St. Stephen's gate, Mohammedan tombs in the foreground

text: Jerusalem

text: Mountains

text: Jerusalem

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Jerusalem

text: Prayer

text: Islam

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Cerjat, William F. De. ALS to 1852 Dec. 20

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Cerjat, William F. De. ALS to 1857 Jan. 17

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: In the Mohammedan cemetery, Jerusalem

namePart: Woodward, John Douglas (1846-1924)

text: Grief

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: In the Mohammedan cemetery, Jerusalem

text: Wood engravings


title: Cerjat, [W. F. De]. ALS to 1860 May 3

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Cerjat, [W. F. De]. ALS to 1860 May 3

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Cerjat, William F. De. ALS to 1862 Mar. 16

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Cerjat, William F. De. ALS to 1869 Jan. 4

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Khan-ez-Zait, the great bazaar of the oil merchants, from the south, looking towards the street of the Damascus Gate, which is in full sunlight

text: Bazaars

text: Jerusalem

text: City & town life

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Chapman and Hall. ALS to [1836 Feb. 18]

namePart: Chapman and Hall

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Chapman and Hall. ALS to [1836 Feb. 18]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Robinson's Arch, Jerusalem, part of a bridge which crossed the Tyropœon Valley, named after its discoverer, Dr. Robinson

namePart: Harley

text: Archaeological sites

text: Jerusalem

text: Robinson's Arch (Jerusalem)

text: Plowing

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Chapman and Hall. ANS to [1837 Mar.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Chapman and Hall. ANS to [1837 Mar.]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Chapman and Hall. ALS to Messrs. 1839 Jan. 3

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    Hill of Evil Counsel from the south wall, Jerusalem. The nearer hill-side is the eastern slope of Ophel; a good example of terrace cultivation

text: City walls

text: Jerusalem

text: Mountains

text: Jerusalem

text: Ophel (Jerusalem)

text: Terraces (Land use)

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Chapman and Hall. ALS to 1840 June 5

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Chapman and Hall. ALS to 1840 June 5

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Chapman and Hall. ALS to Messrs. Relates to A Child's History of England 1870 May 7

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Chapman, Edward. ALS to [1837 May]

namePart: Chapman, Edward (1804-1880)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Chapman, Edward. ALS to [1837 May]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    south wall of the Haram esh Sherif, the dome of the Mosque el Aksa and the Mount of Olives

text: Jerusalem

text: City walls

text: Jerusalem

text: Mount of Olives (Jerusalem)

text: Temple Mount (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Chapman, Edward. ANS to [1840?] Mar. 25

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Chapman, Edward. ANS to [1840?] Mar. 25

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: [Chapman], [Edward]. ALS to 1841 Sept. 16

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    Upper Pool of Siloam.  Its walls are covered with mosses and ferns, especially the maidenhair fern with which the picture is appropriately bordered

text: Jerusalem

text: Ferns

text: Jerusalem

text: Reservoirs

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Chapman, Edward. ALS to 1850 Mar. 9

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Chapman, Edward. ALS to 1850 Mar. 9

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Chapman, Edward. ALS to 1858 July 30

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Chapman, Edward. ALS to 1858 July 30

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    Lower Pool of Siloam. The old mulberry-tree, supported by stones, is said to mark the spot where the Prophet Isaiah was sawn asunder, in the presence of King Manasseh

namePart: Morse, J. H.

text: Jerusalem

text: Mulberry trees

text: Jerusalem

text: Siloam, Pool of (Jerusalem)

text: Reservoirs

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: C[hapman], F[rederic]. ALS to 1870 Mar. 27

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Chappell, S. Arthur. ALS to 1866 Aug. 2

namePart: Chappell, S. Arthur

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Chappell, S. Arthur. ALS to 1866 Aug. 2

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: The Jewish cemetery in the Valley of Jehoshaphat showing the tombs of Zachariah, St. James, and Jehoshaphat. Bridge over the rocky bed of the Kedron in the distance, and an Ashkenazi Jew in the foreground

text: Bridges

text: Jerusalem

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Jerusalem

text: Rock-cut tombs

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


namePart: Chatham Mechanics Institute

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: [Chatham Mechanics Institute?]. ALS to [the secretary] 1847 July 14

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Clowes & Son, Messrs. ALS to Mr. Day of of Messrs. Clowes & Son. 1869 Oct. 4

namePart: William Clowes and Sons

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Absalom's Pillar, Valley of Jehoshaphat, the village of Siloam in the distance partly concealed by olive-trees. Bridge over the bed of the Kedron

text: Absalom, son of David

text: Tomb

text: Bridges

text: Jerusalem

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Jerusalem

text: Silwan (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Collins, Wilkie. ALS to. With deletions 1862 Oct. 8

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Cottrell, C. E. ALS to 1845 Nov. 14

namePart: Cottrell, C. E.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Cottrell, C. E. ALS to 1845 Nov. 14

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    village of Siloam from the tomb of St. James, shewing a portion of the great Jewish cemetery on the western slope of the Mount of Olives

text: Clothing & dress

text: Jerusalem

text: Olive trees

text: Jerusalem

text: Silwan (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: shewing is the spelling in caption

text: Wood engravings


title: Crossley, James. ALS to 1847 Nov. 9

namePart: Crossley, James (1800-1883 )

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Crossley, James. ALS to 1847 Nov. 9

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Cruikshank, George. ALS to [1836]

namePart: Cruikshank, George (1792-1878)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Cruikshank, George. ALS to [1836]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: The Garden of Gethsemane, Franciscan monks under the ancient olive-trees, and an Arab gardener at work

text: Gardening

text: Jerusalem

text: Monks

text: Jerusalem

text: Olive trees

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Cruikshank, George. ALS to 1852 June 23

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Cruikshank, George. ALS to 1852 June 23

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: [Cunningham], [Peter]. ALS to 1848 Apr. 22

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Entrance to the chapel of the Tomb of the Virgin in the valley of the Kedron. The lizards on the sunny wall are thoroughly characteristic of the place

namePart: Whymper

text: Prayer

text: Doors & doorways

text: Jerusalem

text: Mary, Blessed Virgin, Saint

text: Tomb

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 Apr. 29

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 Apr. 29

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 May 5

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 May 5

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bethany

namePart: Willmore, Arthur (1814-1888)

namePart: Werner, Karl Friedrich Heinrich, 1808-1894 (1808-1894)

text: Bethany

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Bethany

text: Steel engravings


title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 May 7

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 May 7

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 May 10

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 May 10

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Exterior of the Golden Gate, Moslem tombs in the foreground

namePart: Wilson, Charles William, Sir (1836-1905)

text: Gates

text: Jerusalem

text: Golden Gate (Jerusalem)

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 May 11

namePart: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 May 11

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 June 22

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 June 22

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Mosque and Church of the Ascension, Mount of Olives

text: Mount of Olives (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 June 24

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 June 24

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 July 6

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 July 6

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Neby Samwil, from the Mount of Olives, the highest mountain near Jerusalem, 3,006 feet above the sea.

text: Woodcutting

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 July 11

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1848 July 11

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Traditional site of Bethphage, the house of figs, on the ridge which leads from the Mount of Olives to the hill above Bethany. Fig-trees grow by the wayside, and branches of the fig-tree border the picture

namePart: Palmer, William James

text: Bethphage (Israel)

text: Camels

text: Israel

text: Fig trees

text: Israel

text: Roads

text: Israel

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1854 June 7

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Cunningham, Peter. ALS to 1854 June 7

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Curry, Thomas C. ALS to 1844 Sept. 30

namePart: Curry, Thomas C.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Curry, Thomas C. ALS to 1844 Sept. 30

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Daily News. ANS to the editor [1851] Mar. 31

namePart: Daily news (London, England : 1846)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Part of the north wall of Jerusalem, formed of the native rock blended with masonry. A shepherd in the foreground is playing a double-reed pipe

text: Jerusalem

text: City walls

text: Jerusalem

text: Shepherds

text: Jerusalem

text: Pipes (Musical instruments)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Dallas, [E. S.]. ALS to. Refers to Horatio Smith's The tin trumpet 1864 Jan. 5

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Darlington, John. ALS to 1862 Mar. 23

namePart: Darlington, John, Esq.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Darlington, John. ALS to 1862 Mar. 23

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: The quarries near to the Damascus Gate, beneath the city of Jerusalem

namePart: Woodward, John Douglas (1846-1924)

text: Caves

text: Jerusalem

text: Quarrying

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Day, Mr. [the printer]. ALS to 1865 Sept. 2

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: With: Agreement between Dickens and Edward and Frederic Chapman, for the writing and publishing of Our mutual friend Y.

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Day, Mr. [the printer]. ALS to 1865 Oct. 6

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Grotto of Jeremiah.  In the foreground is a goatherd playing on a double-reed pipe

text: Jerusalem

text: Caves

text: Jerusalem

text: Goatherds

text: Jerusalem

text: Jeremiah (Biblical prophet)

text: Tomb

text: Pipes (Musical instruments)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Dickens, A. ALS to 1857 July 11

namePart: Dickens, Alfred Lamert (1822-1860)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Dickens, A. ALS to 1857 July 11

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Dickens, Alfred, his brother. ALS to 1856 Oct. 13

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    Mount of Olives, from Mount Zion

namePart: Bradshaw, Samuel, engraver

text: Mount of Olives (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: The Mount of Olives, from Mount Zion

text: Steel engravings


title: Dickens, Frederick, his brother. 2 ALS to 1842 Jan. 3; 1844 July 22

namePart: Dickens, Frederick William, 1820-1868 (1820-1868)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 items

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Dickens, Frederick, his brother. ALS to [1842 Jan. 30]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: With: ALS from Mrs. Catherine Dickens to her brother-in-law Frederick Dickens, on the first leaf. Y.

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Kefr et Tur, the village on the summit of Olivet, from the so-called "Crusaders' Field," where an ox and an ass yoked together are dragging a primitive plough

text: Working animals

text: Mount of Olives (Jerusalem)

text: Plowing

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Dickens, Frederick, his brother. ALS to 1842 Mar. 22  ;  ALS from Mrs. Catherine Dickens to [Baltimore, March 22, 1842]

namePart: Dickens, Charles

namePart: Dickens, Catherine (1815-1879)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: With: ALS from Mrs. Catherine Dickens to her brother-in-law Frederick [Baltimore, March 22, 1842] on the second leaf. H.

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Valley of Hinnom, from the north-west angle of the city wall.  On the right is the aqueduct from Solomon's Pools, which crosses the valley just above the Birket es Sultân, commonly called the Lower Pool of Gihon. The large building within the city walls, surrounded with trees, is the Armenian Monastery.

text: Aqueducts

text: Jerusalem

text: City walls

text: Jerusalem

text: Monasteries

text: Jerusalem

text: Valleys

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Dickens, Frederick William, his brother. ALS to 1842 Apr. 4

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: With: ALS from Mrs. Catherine Dickens to her brother-in-law, Frederick [Cincinnati, Ohio, April 4, 1842] on second leaf. H.

text: 3 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Dietzman, S. A. ALS to 1840 Mar. 10

namePart: Dietzman, S. A.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Dietzman, S. A. ALS to 1840 Mar. 10

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title:
The
    Birket Mamilla, commonly called the Upper Pool of Gihon, surrounded by Moslem tombs. In the background the Jaffa Gate is shown, with the Citadel on the right and the Anglican Church on the left

text: Jerusalem

text: City walls

text: Jerusalem

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Jerusalem

text: Reservoirs

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Dolby, [George]. ALS to 1866 Sept. 10

namePart: Dolby, George (d. 1900)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Dolby, [George]. ALS to 1866 Sept. 10

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Dolby, George. ALS to 1868 Sept. 25

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Dolby, George. ALS to 1868 Sept. 25

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Durham Advertiser. ALS to the editor [1838 Feb. 3]

namePart: Durham advertiser.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: Herschel V. Jones, George Barr McCutcheon bookplates, also label of the first. Y.

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Rock tombs north of Jerusalem.  The Tombs of the Judges on the road to Neby Samwil, and the Tombs of the Kings on the road to Nablús

namePart: Harley

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Jerusalem

text: Rock-cut tombs

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Circular image, with title in image "Tomb of the Judges" inset into larger image, with title in image "Tomb of the Kings"

text: Wood engravings


title: Ely, Miss. ALS to [n.d.]

namePart: Ely, Marion

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Ely, Miss. ALS to [n.d.]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Evans, Frederick M. ALS to 1851 Apr. 17

namePart: Evans, Frederick M., Esq.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Evans, Frederick M. ALS to 1851 Apr. 17

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: The Citadel of Jerusalem from the Valley of Hinnom

namePart: Wilson, Charles William, Sir (1836-1905)

text: Forts & fortifications

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Faider, Charles. ALS to 1858 July 31

namePart: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

namePart: Faider, Charles

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Faider, Charles. ALS to 1858 July 31

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Saracenic fountain on the aqueduct from Solomon's Pools.  The causeway, to which the aqueduct forms a parapet on the north side, crosses the Valley of Hinnom just above the Birket es Sultan

text: Fountains

text: Jerusalem

text: Water supply

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Fairbairn, [Thomas]. ALS to 1854 May 3

namePart: Fairbairn, Thomas

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Fairbairn, [Thomas]. ALS to 1854 May 3

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Fechter, [Charles Albert]. ALS to 1865 May 23

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Mount of Offence from the Valley of Hinnom.

text: Thistles

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Felton, Prof. [C. C.]. ALS to 1843 Mar.

namePart: Felton, C. C. (Cornelius Conway) (1807-1862)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Felton, Prof. [C. C.]. ALS to 1843 Mar.

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Aceldama

namePart: Woodward, John Douglas (1846-1924)

namePart: Whymper

text: Buildings

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Aceldama

text: Wood engravings


title: Felton, Prof. [C. C.]. ALS to 1843 Sept. 1

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Felton, Prof. [C. C.]. AL to 1844 Jan. 2

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: With: Portrait of Dickens by D. Maclise after R. Graves, inserted. H.

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Summit of the Hill of Evil Counsel. This weird-looking solitary tree is a landmark for miles around

text: Mountains

text: Jerusalem

text: Trees

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Felton, Prof. C. [C.]. AL to 1853 May 11

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Fields, James T. ALS to 1867 Nov. 24

namePart: Fields, James Thomas (1817-1881)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Fields, James T. ALS to 1867 Nov. 24

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: The Valley of Hinnom.  Ancient tombs on the left and terraces planted with olive-trees on the right

text: Olive trees

text: Jerusalem

text: Valleys

text: Jerusalem

text: Terraces (Land use)

text: Jerusalem

text: Rock-cut tombs

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Fields, James T. ALS to 1867 Dec. 19

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Fields, James T. ALS to 1867 Dec. 19

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Fields, [James T.]. ALS to 1868 Feb. 27

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Fields, [James T.]. ALS to 1868 Feb. 27

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Caves in the Valley of Hinnom, east of Aceldama

text: Rock-cut tombs

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Trompe l'oeil print with curled edges, and title in image "The Apostles Cave," to look as if imposed over part of greater image

text: Wood engravings


title: Fitzgerald, Percy. ALS to 1866 Feb. 2

namePart: Fitzgerald, Percy Hetherington, 1834-1925 (1834-1925)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Fitzgerald, Percy. ALS to 1866 Feb. 2

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Fletcher, Angus. ALS to 1841 June 15

namePart: Fletcher, Angus, Esq.

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Fletcher, Angus. ALS to 1841 June 15

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Tophet, the lower portion of the Valley of Hinnom.  The village of Silwán on the right, and the south-east corner of the Haram wall on the left

text: Jerusalem

text: Valleys

text: Jerusalem

text: Temple Mount (Jerusalem)

text: Silwan (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Fletcher, Angus. ALS to. Relates to the death of Grip, the raven in Dickens' Barnaby Rudge. With typewritten passage from the book dealing with the raven 1841 June 15

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Fletcher, Angus. ALS to 1844 Mar. 24

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Fletcher, Angus. ALS to 1844 Mar. 24

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Jerusalem from the south.  Showing the position of Bir Eyúb (Job's Well) just below the junction of the Kedron and Hinnom Valleys

text: Butterflies

text: Flowers

text: Jerusalem

text: Wells

text: Jerusalem

text: Valleys

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Fodell, S. U. ALS to 1868 May 23

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: With: a copy of the passage on the death of Little Nell from the Old Curiosity Shop, on p. [2]; H.

text: 2 pages

title: Fodell, S. U. ALS to 1868 May 23

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Fonblanque, Albany. ALS to 1842 Mar. 12

namePart: Fonblanque, Albany (1793-1872)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 5 pages

title: Fonblanque, Albany. ALS to 1842 Mar. 12

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bir Eyub - Job's Well

namePart: Richardson

text: Wells

text: Jerusalem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Bir Eyub - Job's Well

text: Wood engravings


title: Fonblanque, [Albany]. ALS to 1843 Mar. 13

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: H.

text: 3 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Fraser, Thomas. ALS to [1836 Aug.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Fraser, Thomas. ALS to [1836 Aug.]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Olive grove below Bir Eyub - Job's Well.  Watered by the Brook Kedron

text: Shepherds

text: Streams

text: Jerusalem

text: Poppies

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Fraser, Thomas. ALS to 1856 Apr. 10

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Fraser, Thomas. ALS to 1856 Apr. 10

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Gaskell, Mrs. ALS to 1850 Jan. 9

namePart: Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn, 1810-1865 (1810-1865)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Gaskell, Mrs. ALS to 1850 Jan. 9

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem

namePart: Crew, John J.

text: Bethlehem

text: Christian art and symbolism

text: Church of the Nativity (Bethlehem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem

text: Steel engravings


title: Gaskell, Mrs. ALS to 1854 Jan. 2

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Gaskell, Mrs. ALS to 1854 Jan. 2

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Gaskell, Mrs. Elizabeth. 1 AL [signature removed] and 3 ALS to 1850 Feb. 5 - 1859 Oct. 23

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: One signature removed. Terry bookplate; H.

text: 4 items

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: View of the Shepherds' Field, from Bethlehem.  Looking towards the east, the mountains of Moab in the distance

text: Mountains

text: Middle East

text: Shepherds' Fields (Bethlehem)

text: Shepherds

text: Bethlehem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Godwin, George. ALS to 1869 Mar. 29

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Godwin, George. ALS to 1869 Mar. 29

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Gordon, J. T. ALS to 1856 May 2

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Gordon, J. T. ALS to 1856 May 2

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: In the Shepherds' Field, Bethlehem.  A shepherd watching a flock of the long-eared and long-tailed sheep common in Palestine

text: Shepherds

text: Olive trees

text: Sheep

text: Bethlehem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Gore, [Catherine Frances]. 8 ALS to 1841 Jan. 31 - 1860 July 12

namePart: Gore, Mrs. (Catherine Grace Frances) (1799-1861)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: With: Bronte, Charlotte. 2 ALS to [Catherine Frances] Gore. [Haworth?] Aug. 27, 1850. [London] June 24 [1851?]

text: 8 items

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Gore, Mrs. ALS to 1852 Sept. 27

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Gore, Mrs. ALS to 1852 Sept. 27

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Rachel's Tomb. The terraced hills of Beit Jâla, the ancient Giloh, in the background

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Rachel's Tomb (Bethlehem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Gray, Mr. [Charles]. ALS in the third person to 1840 Oct. 13

namePart: Gray, Charles Wright

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Grimes, Mr. ALS to 1853 May 24

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: H

text: 1 page

title: Grimes, Mr. ALS to 1853 May 24

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: External stairway of a house at Bethlehem. Two women grinding corn on the stairs

namePart: Harley

text: grinding

text: Bethlehem

text: Home food processing

text: Bethlehem

text: Houses

text: Bethlehem

text: Stairways

text: Bethlehem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Grinsted, T. P. ALS to 1840 Mar. 25

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Grinsted, T. P. ALS to 1840 Mar. 25

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Hall, Basil. ALS to 1841 Mar. 16

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 item

title: Hall, Basil. ALS to 1841 Mar. 16

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Chapel of the Nativity, in the crypt of the Church of St. Mary, Bethlehem.  The star within the grotto on the left marks "the Place of the Nativity;" on the right is the Altar of the Adoration of the Magi

namePart: Wilson, Charles William, Sir (1836-1905)

text: Lamps

text: Altars

text: Bethlehem

text: Christian art and symbolism

text: Chapels

text: Bethlehem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Hall, Major H. D. ALS to 1861 Jan. 16

namePart: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Hall, Major H. D. ALS to 1861 Jan. 16

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Hall, Mrs. S[amuel] C[arter]. ALS to 1849 July 18

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: Thomas Hatton. Hobart F. Cole. Howe; with Cole bookplate

text: 1 item

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: An example of a peasant's home, with its manger, in a village of Palestine.  The raised daïs is occupied by the family. The steps over the arch lead to a store-place for grain, &c.; dried fruits hang from the rafters. The rude recess on the left contains mattresses, cuchions, and coverlets.

text: Cattle

text: Middle East

text: Houses

text: Middle East

text: Interiors

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Hall, Spencer. ALS to 1850 May 14

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: H

text: 1 page

title: Hall, Spencer. ALS to 1850 May 14

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Hall, William. ALS to 1841 Sept. 14

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 3 pages

title: Hall, William. ALS to 1841 Sept. 14

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Bethlehem, from the south-west

text: Bethlehem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Bethlehem, from the south-west

text: Wood engravings


title: Harley], [John Pritt]. ALS to [1837]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: [Harley], [John Pritt]. ALS to [1837]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Mother-of-pearl workers of Bethlehem. Making beads for rosaries

text: Beads

text: Religious aspects

text: Catholic Church

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Harley, J. P. ALS to [1837?]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Harley, J. P. ALS to [1837?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Harley, John Pritt. ALS to [1840] Dec. 18

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: David's Well.  Bethlehemite women filing goat-skins and water-jars

text: Containers

text: Flowers

text: Clothing & dress

text: Bethlehem

text: Wells

text: Bethlehem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Harley, John Pritt. ALS to 1852 Jan. 5

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Harley, John Pritt. ALS to 1852 Jan. 5

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Harley, John Pritt. ANS to 1854 Jan. 17

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Harley, John Pritt. ANS to 1854 Jan. 17

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: The Milk Grotto, Bethlehem

text: Chapels

text: Bethlehem

text: Caves

text: Bethlehem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: The Milk Grotto, Bethlehem

text: Wood engravings


title: Harley, J. P. ALS to [n.d.]

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

title: Harley, J. P. ALS to [n.d.]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Harness, Rev. William. ALS to 1865 May 23

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Herodium, or Frank Mountain, from Bethlehem

text: Archaeological sites

text: West Bank

text: Buildings

text: Bethlehem

text: Herodium (West Bank)

text: Forts & fortifications

text: West Bank

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Haslewood, Mr. AL in the third person to 1857 Jan. 10

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Headland, [Thomas]. ALS to 1861 Sept. 25

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 2 pages

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: View from the Frank Mountain.  Looking towards the Dead Sea and the Mountains of Moab

text: Dead Sea (Israel and Jordan)

text: Mountains

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Headland, [Thomas]. ALS to 1861 Oct. 18

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: 1 page

title: Headland, [Thomas]. ALS to 1861 Oct. 18

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Valley of Urtas

text: Villages

text: Middle East

text: Valleys

text: Middle East

text: Spinning

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Valley of Urtas

text: Wood engravings


title: Valley and Ruins of Khureitun, from the Cave of Adullam

text: Firearms

text: Clothing & dress

text: Middle East

text: Caves

text: Middle East

text: Valleys

text: Middle East

text: Ruins

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Pools of Solomon.  Now called El Burâk - the tanks. The castle above them is occupied by a few soldiers for protection against the Bedouins

text: Forts & fortifications

text: Turkish

text: West Bank

text: Solomon's Pools (West Bank)

text: Reservoirs

text: West Bank

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: The fort is Turkish, according to Murphy-O'Connor, Jerome, The Holy Land : an Oxford Archaeological Guide, Oxford : Oxford University Press

text: Wood engravings


title: The traditional cave of Adullam, at Khureitun.  The above is the largest chamber of this labyrinthine grotto

text: Campfires

text: Caves

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Mar Saba, Valley of the Kedron

namePart: Brandard, Edward Paxman (1819-1898)

authority: ulan

text: Mar Saba (Monastery)

text: Monasteries

text: Middle East

text: Valleys

text: Middle East

text: Smoking

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Mar Saba, Valley of the Kedron

text: Steel engraving


title: Balconies to monks' cells, Mar Saba, and a peep into the convent garden

text: Balconies

text: Middle East

text: Mar Saba (Monastery)

text: Monasteries

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Entrance to the cave of St. Saba

text: Monasteries

text: Middle East

text: Stairways

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Entrance to the cave of St. Saba

text: Wood engravings


title: Dead Sea and Mountains of Moab, from Mar Saba

text: Dead Sea (Israel and Jordan)

text: Mar Saba (Monastery)

text: Monasteries

text: Middle East

text: Mountains

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: St. Saba's palm-tree

text: Mar Saba (Monastery)

text: Palms

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: St. Saba's palm-tree

text: Wood engravings


title: Hermits' caves in the cliffs of the Kedron.

text: Caves

text: Middle East

text: Goatherds

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Convent of Mar Saba, from Brook Kedron, five hundred and ninety feet above the bottom of the ravine below

text: Mar Saba (Monastery)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Northern end of the Dead Sea

text: Dead Sea (Israel and Jordan)

text: Thorns

text: Rock formations

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Northern end of the Dead Sea

text: Wood engravings


title: Kasr Hajla, the ancient Beth Hogla, known also as the Monastery of St. John, Hajla

text: Bedouins

text: Monasteries

text: Middle East

text: Ruins

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: The plains of Jericho, from the west

namePart: Cousen, Charles (1819-1889)

text: Caravans

text: Middle East

text: Plains

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: The plains of Jericho, from the west

text: Steel engravings


title: Bathing-place on the Jordan

namePart: Linton, Henry Duff (1815-1899)

text: Riparian areas

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Bathing-place on the Jordan

text: Wood engravings


title: Valley of the Jordan, from the Convent of St. John the Baptist, known also as Kasr-el-Yehûd, "the Jews' Tower"

namePart: Woodward, John Douglas (1846-1924)

namePart: Lauderbach, James W.

text: Jordan River

text: Jordan River Valley

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Banks on the Jordan above the Convent of St. John the Baptist (the Kasr-el-Yehud)

text: Jordan River

text: Riparian areas

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Bit on the plains of Jericho

text: Mountains

text: Middle East

text: Riparian areas

text: Rivers

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Bit on the plains of Jericho

text: Wood engravings


title: Er Riha, the modern Jericho, on the site of the "New Jericho" of the Crusaders

namePart: Meeder & Chubb

text: Dwellings

text: West Bank

text: Jericho

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: One of the arches of an aqueduct over the Wady Kelt, plains of Jericho. The stream is popularly known as Brook Cherith

text: Aqueducts

text: Middle East

text: Streams

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Ain-es-Sultan, the Sultan's Spring, commonly called the Fountain of Elisha, or the Prophet's Fountain

text: Tents

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Mount Quarantania, from the site of Jericho

text: Deer

text: Middle East

text: Mountains

text: Middle East

text: Ruins

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Ruined Convent of St. George in the Wady Kely

text: Canyons

text: Middle East

text: Monasteries

text: Middle East

text: Ruins

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Ruins in the gorge of the Wady Kelt, the Valley of Achor

text: Canyons

text: Middle East

text: Ruins

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Mukmâs, the ancient Michmash, in the Wady Suweinît

namePart: Whymper

text: Canyons

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Jebá, the ancient Geba of Benjamin.  The shrine of Jebá is called Neby Yakub (Prophet Jacob)

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Middle East

text: Ruins

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Site of Ai. Its only name now is Et Tell, "the heap"

text: Flowers

text: Ai (Extinct city)

text: Grasshoppers

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title:
The
    Summit of Neby Samwil.  A woman carrying a goat-skin filled with water up the hill.

text: Mosques

text: Israel

text: Nebi Samwil

text: Nebi Samwil (Israel)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Taleil-el-Fûl, from Neby Samwil, generally regarded as the Gibeah of Saul.

text: Ful Site

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: View from Neby Samwil.

namePart: Godfrey, John (ca. 1817-1889)

text: Smoking

text: Israel

text: Nebi Samwil

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: View from Neby Samwil.


title: The village of El Jib, the ancient Gibeon of Benjamin.

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Neby Samwil, the ancient Mizpeh, the watchtower of Benjamin, from the village of El Jib, the ancient Gibeon

text: Working animals

text: Camels

text: Palestine

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Beit-'ur-el-Foka, on the site of upper Beth-Horon.  In the distance the sandy line of coast and the Mediterranean Sea

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: View from upper Beth-Horon, looking westward, to the Mediterranean Sea, at sunset

text: Mediterranean Sea

text: Ruins

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Beit 'ur-et-Tahta, on the site of lower Beth-Horon, a Bedouin tent in the foreground. A woman preparing food, to be eaten at sunset

text: Bedouins

text: Tents

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: View from the ruins of the mediæval fortress at Latrôn; Valley of Ajalon from the west.

text: Watch towers

text: Ruins

text: West Bank

text: Latrûn

text: Arches

text: West Bank

text: Latrûn

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Soba, from the Jerusalem Road.  Two native ladies, mounted on asses and enveloped in large white cotton veils, calles izzars, are ascending the hill

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Kuryet-el-'Anab, the village of grapes, probably the Kirjath of Benjamin. It is now commonly called Abu Ghosh. The large building on the right is the Church of St. Jeremiah.

text: Abu Ghaush (Israel)

text: churches

text: Israel

text: Abu Ghaush

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Threshing corn

namePart: Beavis, Richard (1824-1896)

text: Working animals

text: Cattle

text: Middle East

text: Corn

text: Middle East

text: Threshing

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Threshing corn

text: Steel engravings


title: Kolonia, and Wady Beit Hanîna, favourtie place of resort of the people of Jerusalem; it is famous for its well-kept vineyards and vegetable gardens

text: Stone bridges

text: Palestine

text: Qâlûniyâ

text: Rivers

text: Palestine

text: Qâlûniyâ (Palestine)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Mosque of the Fountain, 'Ain Kârim.  Peasant-women washing clothes by beating them on blocks of stone

text: Laundry

text: Jerusalem

text: `En Kerem

text: Water supply

text: `En Kerem (Jerusalem)

text: Ruins

text: `En Kerem (Jerusalem)

text: `En Kerem (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Franciscan monastery and Church of St. John at 'Ain Kârim, in the so-called "wilderness of St. John."  On the opposite hill, up which a flock of goats is being driven, there is a school for native girls, presided over by the Sisters of Zion

namePart: Johnstone, J.

text: Churches

text: Jerusalem

text: `En Kerem

text: Hills

text: Jerusalem

text: Monasteries

text: Jerusalem

text: `En Kerem

text: `En Kerem (Jerusalem)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Well of Zacharias and Elisabeth,  'Ain Kârim, near the supposed site of their summer dwelling, where the Virgin is said to have visited them.

text: Wells

text: `En Kerem (Jerusalem)

text: Ruins

text: `En Kerem (Jerusalem)

text: Cauldrons

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: Altar of Church of St. John, 'Ain Kârim.  On the north side of the altar seven steps descend to a crypt, the alleged birthplace of the Baptist. The monks and brethren are chiefly Spaniards.

text: churches

text: Jerusalem

text: `En Kerem

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: 'Ain Hanîyeh, in the Valley of Roses, commonly called Philip's Fountain, and regarded as a sacred place by the Latins

text: Fountains

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: 'Anâta, on the site of Anathoth. There are the remains of ancient foundations here, and the quarries still supply Jerusalem with building stone

namePart: Meeder, Philip (d. 1913)

text: Flowers

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: The village of Sh'afât, on the supposed site of Nob, the city of the priests.  The conical hill in the background is the artificial mound called Taliel-el-Fûl. By some writers Nob has been identified with El Isawîyeh, a village in the same district.

text: Villages

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: A-1

originInfo: [Date Unavailable]

text: Cuneiform

type: citation/reference

text: Drehem, Ur III

text: Oppenheim A01

title: A-1

typeOfResource:
three dimensional object
still image

collectionTitle: Wilberforce Eames Babylonian collection.


title: Mosque and tomb at Er Ram, the Ramah of Benjamin.  A group of peasants in the foreground; the woman wearing a head-dress formed of coins

text: Headdresses

text: Mosques

text: Râmah

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Râmah

text: Râmah

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: A-2

text: Cuneiform

text: Drehem, Ur III

text: Oppenheim A02

title: A-2


title: Ruins of crusaders' church at El Bîreh, the ancient Beeroth.  Nothing is left of this building but its three apses, the north wall, and a fragment of the south wall. The space within is now converted into a corn-field

namePart: Badoureau, Ed.

text: churches

text: Bîrah

text: Corn

text: Bîrah

text: Harvesting

text: Bîrah

text: Ruins

text: Bîrah

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: A-3

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim A03

text: Umma, Ur III

title: A-3


title: A halt for the night in the khan of el Bîreh, the ancient Beeroth.  The village owes its ancient and modern names, which signify "cistern," to the abundant supply of water in its neighbourhood. The khan is near to the chief spring.

text: Campfires

text: Camels

text: Bîrah

text: Caravansaries

text: Bîrah

text: Interiors

text: Bîrah

text: Men

text: Bîrah

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: A-4

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim A04

text: Umma, Ur III

title: A-4


title: Beitîn, the ancient Bethel.  To the north-west, in the highest part of the village, are the ruins of a tower with ancient substructions

text: Flowers

text: Villages

text: Middle East

text: Towers

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: A-5

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim A05

text: Umma, Ur III

title: A-5


title: Remains of a church at Beitîn, said to have been erected as a memorial of Jacob's dream at Bethel

text: churches

text: Middle East

text: Donkeys

text: Middle East

text: Ruins

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: B-1

text: Cuneiform

text: Drehem, Ur III

text: Oppenheim B01

title: B-1


title: The village of Taiyibeh from the heights of Rumman.  The former is said to represent Ophrah and the latter Rimmon

text: Laundry

text: Middle East

text: Ruins

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: B-2

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim B02

title: B-2


title: Wady-el-Jib, a characteristic example of a valley in the favoured territory of Ephraim. The olive-trees, shading the ancient foot-paths, proclaim that a village is near.

text: Olive trees

text: Middle East

text: Valleys

text: Middle East

text: Trails & paths

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: B-3

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim B03

title: B-3


title: Seilûn, on the site of Shiloh, where the sacred tent and the ark remained for four centuries

text: Archaeological sites

text: Shiloh (Extinct city)

text: Shiloh (Extinct city)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: B-4

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim B04

title: B-4


title: B-5

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim B05

title: B-5


title: Ancient doorway at Shiloh, and ruins of the "Convent Castle" in Wady Lubban (Lebonah)

text: Archaeological sites

text: Middle East

text: Flowers

text: Archaeological sites

text: Shiloh (Extinct city)

text: Doors & doorways

text: Shiloh (Extinct city)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: three overlapping images, on with title in image "Ruin at Shiloh"

text: Wood engravings


title: [Doodle of a distorted face]

namePart: Maclise, Daniel (1806-1870)

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

text: With: Additional material relating to this letter in folder with: Dickens, Henry F. ALS to [H. C. Levis] [London] March 20, 1925. Y.

text: 1 item

title: Maclise, Daniel. ALS to [1840 Feb. 13?]

title: Maclise, Daniel. ALS to [1840 Feb. 13?]

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: A threshing-floor.  Peasants winnowing grain with large wooden forks, and a team dragging a sledge, the under surface of which is armed with sharp flints, to cut up the straw

text: Working animals

text: Cattle

text: Middle East

text: Farmers

text: Middle East

text: Grains

text: Middle East

text: Winnowing

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: B-6

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim B06

title: B-6


title: B-7

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim B07

title: B-7


title: Jacob's Well, at the foot of Mount Gerizim.  The true mouth of the well is in the floor of a little vaulted chamber below the surface of the ground

text: Containers

text: Gerizim, Mount (West Bank)

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: B-8

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim B08

title: B-8


title: Joseph's tomb, from the north, showing the ruined kubbeh which adjoins it. The cenotaph and one of the pillars appear within the doorway

text: Flowers

text: Joseph, Saint

text: Tomb

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: B-9

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim B09

title: B-9


title: Ruins on the summit of Mount Gerizim, on the site of the Samaritan temple. In the distance, on the right, the snow-covered peaks of Mount Hermon are visible

text: Hermon, Mount (Lebanon and Syria)

text: Gerizim, Mount (West Bank)

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: West Bank

text: Gerizim, Mount

text: Sheep

text: West Bank

text: Gerizim, Mount

text: Archaeological sites

text: West Bank

text: Gerizim, Mount

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: B-10

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim B10

title: B-10


title: The village of Sâlim, opposite the eastern entrance to the Vale of Shechem, which is seen beyond the broad plain of Mukhnah. It probably represents the Salem near to which John baptized his disciples

text: Villages

text: Middle East

text: Valleys

text: Middle East

text: Spinning

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: C-2

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim C02

title: C-2


title: C-3

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim C03

title: C-3


title: Tomb of Phinehas, on the eastern side of the village of 'Awertah, the ancient Gibeah Phinehas

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: C-4

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim C04

title: C-4


title: Moslem sanctuary at the entrance to the Valley of Shechem.  The wild flowers represented are a peculiar kind of scabious, the Scabiosa prolifera, and a fine salvia, the Eremostachys lacinata

text: Flowers

text: Grasshoppers

text: Shrines

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: italics

text: Wood engravings


title: C-5

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim C05

title: C-5


title: Tomb of Eleazar, under an ancient terebinth-tree, on an eminence to the west of the village of 'Awertah (Gibeah Phinehas). Water-carriers filling a water-jar for the use of visitors to the shrine.

text: Containers

text: Water carriers

text: Middle East

text: Trees

text: Middle East

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: C-6

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim C06

title: C-6


title: The approach to Nâblus, the ancient Shechem.  Through the olive groves on the eastern side of the city; the gate is shown beneath the minaret

text: Gates

text: West Bank

text: Nablus

text: Roads

text: Middle East

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: C-7

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim C07

title: C-7


title: Entrance to the Great Mosque (Jamia el Kebîr), Nâblus.  At the east end of the city; it was originally a church dedicated to St. John

text: Doors & doorways

text: West Bank

text: Nablus

text: Minarets

text: West Bank

text: Nablus

text: Mosques

text: West Bank

text: Nablus

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: C08

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim C08

text: Umma, Ur III

title: C-8

title: C08


title: Mount Ebal, from the Gardens S.W.S. of Nâblus, showing the square tower of the Mosque el Khadra, and part of an aqueduct on the slope of Gerizim

text: Aqueducts

text: Nablus

text: Ebal, Mount (West Bank)

text: Towers

text: West Bank

text: Nablus

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

text: Wood engravings


title: C-11

text: Cuneiform

text: Oppenheim C11

title: C-11


title: Poe, Edgar Allan. ALS to 1842 Mar. 6

callNumber: Berg Coll MSS Dickens, m.b.

namePart: Poe, Edgar Allan, 1809-1849

text: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870

title: Poe, Edgar Allan. ALS to 1842 Mar. 6

text: Archival materials

text: Correspondence


title: Nablus, the ancient Shechem.

namePart: Krausse, Alfred

text: Nablus

text: Colonel Wilson, ed.

title: Nablus, the ancient Shechem.