BETHLEHEM'S OLDEST PHOTOS
Around the time photography was invented, the first photographic artists journeyed to the Holy Land to capture the place where the Bible took place. Until that time, most readers of the Bible could only imagine what Israel looked like. That began to change about 161 years ago.
The earliest images of Jerusalem, the Galilee and Bethlehem were reprinted around the world, and Followers of Jesus marveled at what they saw. Enjoy these images — some of the earliest ever captured — of the place where Yeshua was born.
Church of Nativity, Bethlehem - 1860
Shepherds' Fields, east of Bethlehem - 1898
City of Bethlehem - 1898
Rachel's Tomb, Bethlehem in Distance - 1898
Gate of Bethlehem - 1898
Christmas Day - 1898
The Church of the Nativity - 1898
The Manger - 1913
Shepherds at Night with Bethlehem in the Distance - 1920
Evening on the Road to Bethlehem. Camel-rider at Twilight - 1925
Aerial of Bethlehem from the North East showing Terraced Hillside - 1931
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