Tribus Ephraim, Benjamin, et, Dan, is te videlicet Terrae Sanctae tractus, qui in regionis partitione istis tribus tribubus datus est.
Creator: Adrichem, Christiaan van, 1533-1585Mylius, Arnold, 1540-1604
Date Created: 1600
Content: Map
Image Number: 7354.0053

Kinder Geographie [Front cover]
Creator: Monath, Peter Konrad, 1695-1748
Content: Cover
Publisher: Monath, Peter Konrad, 1695-1748
Language: GermanLatin
Region Depicted: AfricaAsiaEuropeGermanyHoly LandItalyPalestineWestern HemisphereWorld
Dimensions: 33.5 x 21.5 cm
Material Type: PaperVellum (parchment)
See Also: Kinder Geographie
Image Number: 46924.0001

Atlas of the Historical Geography of the Holy Land designed and ed. by George Adam Smith prepared under the direction of J.G. Bartholomew
Author: Hodder and StoughtonSmith, George Adam, 1856-1942
Date Produced: 1915
Language: English
Dimensions: Height: 39
Physical Description: 1 atlas: xxxvi, 12 pages, 57 maps on 60 leaves of plates, color maps
LC Call Number: G2230 .S5 1915
OCLC: 6452440
Accession Number: OML-1915-92
Image Number: 49830.0001

Atlas of the Historical Geography of the Holy Land designed and ed. by George Adam Smith prepared under the direction of J.G. Bartholomew
Author: Hodder and StoughtonSmith, George Adam, 1856-1942
Date Produced: 1915
Language: English
Dimensions: Height: 39
Physical Description: 1 atlas: xxxvi, 12 pages, 57 maps on 60 leaves of plates, color maps
LC Call Number: G2230 .S5 1915
OCLC: 6452440
Accession Number: OML-1915-28
Image Number: 3409.0001

The innocents abroad, or, The new pilgrims' progress : being some account of the steamship Quaker City's pleasure excursion to Europe and the Holy Land ...
Author: Twain, Mark, 1835-1910
Publisher: American Publishing Company (Hartford, Conn.)
Date Produced: 1869
Physical Description: 651 p., plates : front., ill. ; 23 cm
LC Call Number: PS1312.A1 T8 1869
OCLC: 228684336
Accession Number: OML-1869-41
Image Number: 44846.0001

World's Trouble Spots. Part 12, Middle East / text by Frank H. Weir, Saul Kohler and William B. Collins, art by William Streckfuss, Peter T. Falchetta, Walter J. Costello and Stephan Wasylkowski
Creator: Boston Sunday Herald
Publisher: Boston Sunday Herald
Date/Date Range Produced: 1962
Language: English
Region Depicted: AfghanistanEastern HemisphereEgyptHoly LandIranIraqIsraelMesopotamiaMiddle EastPalestineRussiaSaudi ArabiaSudanSyriaTurkey
Map Type: GeographicalPolitical mapsThematic maps
Dimensions: map 38 x 37 cm. on sheet 59 x 38 cm.
Material Type: Paper
OCLC: 618512577
Accession Number: OS-1962-19
Donor: Osher
Subjects: AfghanistanEastern HemisphereEgyptIranIraqIsraelMesopotamiaMiddle EastPalestinePetroleum reservesRussiaSaudi ArabiaSudanSyriaTurkey
Image Number: 12184.0001; 12184.0002

Guide to the Holy Land : translated from the new, revised, and re-arranged French edition, with 23 maps and 17 plans of towns, engraved and in colours, and 101 plans of buildings in the text
Author: Meistermann, Barnabas
Publisher: Burns Oates & Washbourne
Date Produced: 1923
Language: English
Dimensions: Height: 15
LC Call Number: DS103 .M45 1923
OCLC: 743307109
Accession Number: AUL-1923-51
Donor: Auletta
Image Number: 37885.0001

[Palestine]
Creator: Brandis, Lucas
Atlas Reference: Rudimentum Novitiorum
Publisher: Brandis, Lucas
Date/Date Range Produced: 1475
Language: Latin
Region Depicted: IsraelPalestine
Map Type: Geographical
Dimensions: 39.2 X 57.7 cm.
Printing Process: Relief
Material Type: Paper
Historical Context: This 1475 map of the Holy Land is regarded as the first modern printed map because it is not derived from a classical source (Ptolemy), nor is it in the circular schematic format characteristic of medieval maps. However, it retains two attributes of earlier maps: it is oriented with east at the top, and Jerusalem is at the center. The geographic information is largely taken from a now lost manuscript map made two centuries earlier by a Dominican pilgrim, Burchard of Mt. Sion. In this bird's-eye view, topographic features are portrayed with reasonable accuracy, and cities and regions are depicted as stylized hills. Jerusalem is dominant, represented as a circular walled city overlooked by the Mount of Olives, with Bethlehem nearby on the right. Egypt and Gaza are in the lower right corner; the port of Jaffa is at the bottom center; the walled city of Acre ('Accon') is to the left of Jerusalem; and Damascus is at the upper left border. Crudely illustrated Biblical scenes include Egyptians drowning in the Red Sea (lower right), Moses receiving the Tablets of the Law on Mount Sinai (upper right corner), spires of the submerged cities of Sodom and Gomorrah protruding from the Dead Sea (upper right), the Baptism of Jesus (upper center), and the Crucifixion (below Jerusalem). Compass directions are indicated by eight 'wind-blowers' at the edges of the map.
LC Call Number: G7500 1475 .B7
OCLC: 811350004
Accession Number: OS-1475-1
Donor: Osher
Image Number: 233.0001; 233.0002