HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTIONS
Mosul
Historical photographs of Iraqi cities and daily life, from Baghdad to Mosul, the Tigris and Euphrates banks, and ancient settlements.Mosul. Sennacherib's castle. View from the castle looking south with the Tigris river at the left
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Mosul. The Tigris, washing clothes in the river
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Nineveh. A traditional wheat mill near shrine of Nebi Yunis
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Nineveh. Mounds covering ancient site taken from a distance
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Mosul. Wool washers along the river
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Mosul. Sennacherib's castle. Ruined remains on the west bank of the Tigris river
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Mosul. In the heart of ancient Mosul, showing a Yezidi shrine to the left
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Mosul. The shoe market
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Mosul. Approaching city from the south; Tigris river on the right
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Nineveh. A Bedouin home near the mounds
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Nineveh. A Bedouin encampment near the mounds
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Mosul. The leaning tower showing detail of arabesque decoration
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Mosul. General view with tall minaret in center of picture
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Mosul, third most important city in Iraq. The leaning tower
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The Lady Surrma of the Assyrian community in Mosul
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Mosul. The wool washing industry. Men knee deep in a weir along the river banks
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Mosul. Overlooking new street toward the east
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Mosul. Sennacherib's castle. Closer view
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Mosul. Lorry on way to Mosul
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Mosul. Distant view
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House of Rev. John B. Panfil in Mosul
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Mosul. A typical local home
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Mosul. Overlooking new street toward the west
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Mosul. Looking S.E. showing Tigris river in the distance
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