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	Historic Photos A Selection of Documents and Historic Photos Thomas Whittemore (1871–1950), Founder of the Byzantine Institute of America in 1930: Personal Papers and Documents. Medium | Large   Thomas Whittemore (1871–1950), Founder of the Byzantine Institute of America in 1930: Personal Papers and Documents. Medium | Large   Ernst Jäckh (1875–1959), Istanbul (Constantinople), Sixth of ten photographs for a panoramic view of the city, ca. 1900, Rare Books and Manuscripts Library, Butler Library, Columbia University. Medium | Large         Istanbul (Constantinople), View down the Bosporus of the Imperial Palace—Dolma Bagtche, Bosporus. Medium | Large   Historic Photographs of the Kariye Camii from the German Archaeological Institute in Istanbul. Medium | Large   Historic Photographs of the Kariye Camii from the German Archaeological Institute in Istanbul. Medium | Large         Historic Photographs of the Kariye Camii from the German Archaeological Institute in Istanbul View a portfolio of images. Historic Photographs of Istanbul including the Karyie Camii, Hagia Sophia and St. Irene and a selection of general views of the city from the Collection of Columbia University View a portfolio of images. Ernst Jäckh (1875-1959), Istanbul, Ten photographs for a panoramic view of the city, ca. 1900, from the Collection of Rare Books and Manuscripts Library, Butler Library, Columbia University View a portfolio of images. Thomas Whittemore and the Byzantine Institute of America View a portfolio of images.				Thomas Whittemore (1871-1950), Founder of the Byzantine Institute of America in 1930: Personal Papers and Documents: Passport of Thomas Whittemore, issued at Constantinople, 29 September 1920 (cat. IV–5.1).

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