From Hill of Evil Counsel. Looking north over the valley of Hinnom, showing Mosque of Omar on Mount Moriah, and the southern Part of Mount Zion, which is still "ploughed as a field".
 

Jerusalem. From Hill of Evil Counsel. Looking north over the valley of Hinnom, showing Mosque of Omar on Mount Moriah, and the southern part of Mount Zion, which is still “ploughed as a field.” 

Looking south-east, showing the Church of the Nativity, Frank Mountain, and the Wilderness of Judea in the distance. 

Situated on a low spur of Mount Gilboa, which extends westward into the plain of
Esdraelon. It was the royal city of Ahab and Jezebel. 

Showing some of the village women carrying water on their heads, in large earthen jars, as in olden times. 

It is composed of one shaft of red granite, 100 feet high. 

Built on one side of the platform on which the great temple rest.
 

The style of its architecture, and the bevelled stones of the platform, closely resemble those of the temple of Jerusalem. Hence it is supposed by many to be the ballath mentioned in the Bible as one of the towns built by Solomon. 

Showing a stone carefully hewn out, and removed some distance toward the
city. It is composed of compact white limestone, and measures 70 feet in length, 15 feet in
height, and 13 feet in width. 

15 miles east of Beirut.
 

15 miles east of Beirut.
 

She was the tutelary deity of the Ephesians. For her, Demetrius made silver shrines. 

On the arena of which, St. Paul fought with wild beasts. 

From on board the vessel while at anchor at the mouth of the Golden Horn. A triumph of photography. A beautiful instantaneous view.
 

A beautiful little village on the shore of the Black Sea, 20 mile east of Sevastopol. It is the summer residence of the Czar of Russia.
 

Three miles long, and three quarters of a mile wide. It is on a peninsula, and rises abruptly on the east some 1,500 feet above the sea. On the west side which is sloping, is seen the harbor and town of Gibraltar. 

Looking east. 

Where the wild aniamals were kept. Situated in the side of Mount Prion. 

Looking north, over the ruins of the city, and showing the entrance to the harbor, guarded by fort Constantine, where vessels were sunk during the Crimean war.