A collection of photographs of Alexandria during the royal era
A collection of archival photographs of Alexandria during the royal era showcases various areas, different periods, and different locations within the city, demonstrating its beauty and attention to detail.
بيانات السجل — Record details
- النوع — Type
- Photograph
- العصر — Era
- muhammad_ali
- التصنيف — Category
- التصوير الفوتوغرافي
- المعرّف — Identifier
- ARCH-ALEX-2026-26O7
- اللغة — Language
- Arabic
- الترخيص — License
- In Copyright — All Rights Reserved
- هوية النشر — Published as
- Publication identity under review
سجلات ذات صلة — Related records
- Inauguration of Collège Saint Marc in Alexandria by King Fuad I (1928) — 1928
- A collection of photos from the streets of Mansheya and Bahri — 2026
- Count de Zogheb’s Memories: A Record of Alexandria’s Golden Era — forties
- Entrance to one of the buildings on Salah al-Din Street — 2026
- The oldest photograph ever taken in the history of Egypt and the Middle East. The Harem of Muhammad Ali Pasha, in Ras El Tin Palace in Alexandria, was taken on November 7, 1839, by the French photographer Frédéric Goupil-Fesquet using the daguerreotype technique.
- This rare photograph shows an Egyptian soldier standing next to the statue of Muhammad Ali Pasha in Mansheya Square, and dates back to approximately 1915 AD.
- This historical photograph shows the aftermath of an aerial bombardment that targeted the city of Alexandria in Egypt in 1941 during World War II.
- A photo showing Sherif Street (currently Salah Salem Street) in the 1920s,
- Corniche
- Raml Station 1929
- Permit No. 1, a permit for free first-class travel.
- Corniche — الستينيات