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Sunday Best*


~Bethlehem late 1800s
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~Bethlehem 1898
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~Bethlehem 1890
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Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem
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-Pics via Creationwiki.org, Bibleplaces.com, Vintageprint.ca.com

27 comments:

  1. Love these Bethlehem images... I haven't been to Bethlehem but I hope to visit it someday.

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  2. Leah,you should...
    My family & I joined 'Israel Tour'
    in late 2006...it's a mysterious yet magical place I think~ should share my photos one of these days...
    xo

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  3. Beautiful and such interesting photographs dear Lenore... would love to visit one day also!♥

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  4. would love to visit one day :)

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  5. I think going to Israel and Bethlehem would be so cosmically profound - I think it would be full of unseen things - but you would "feel" them. Fascinating photos Lenore - many thanks for sharing! Hope your Christmas was wonderful! XX's Sam.

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  6. Is something going to change Lenore ?
    (I'm intrigued by your new header)
    Or am I reading too much into it ?
    Forgive me - seasonal stress :)

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  7. Beautiful post, Lenore...

    X♥X♥

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  8. Oh little town of Bethlehem
    How still we see thee lie
    Above thy deep and dreamless sleep
    The silent stars go by...

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  9. I've always wanted to travel to Israel... and now that I'm teaching at a Jewish school in the mornings, I want to go even more!!

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  10. Lovely photos of such a celebrated and historic place ~~


    xoxo

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  11. I would love to go there...I cant imagine how amazing that would be.

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  12. I want that bracelet on your profile pic! :)

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  13. Very cool!

    I was obsessed with learning everything I could about the Jewish culture when I was in my senior year at high school. I found this website that had web cam updates of the the West Wall (Wailing Wall) in Jerusalem which was quite cool to keep track of. Travelling without moving :-)

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  14. Such gorgeous images, darling L!

    And thanks for your sweet comment about me still being a "teacher" :)

    xoxox,
    CC

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  15. nice!
    I hope you had a great christmas dear!

    loves

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  16. Am I the only one that thinks of the St. Mary of Bethlehem Hospital in London, also known as the lunatic asylum Bedlam since around 1402, when they hear the name Bethlehem?

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  17. Magical old pics... The second one especially, with the donkey and the shady trees...

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  18. I hope you had a lovely Christmas and have a fun filled New Year's Eve! Wishing you much success and happiness in 2010!

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  19. Beautiful! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and that you will have a very Happy New Year! I have really enjoyed your blog and all the wonderful comments you have left on mine!

    Smooches!

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  20. These images are beautiful. What a lovely idea for a post! XOXO, Happy New Year!

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  21. thank you for the lovely greeting. hope you had a fabulous christmas my dear. xo

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  22. How cool...thanks for sharing these photos. I loved them. Happy Holiday!

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  23. Love those old photos of Bethlehem ! me and my family went there every year on christmas - it was magical at this time of year, though I'm not sure about the rest of the year ....:(

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  24. Those are beautiful old images. I love them.
    Blessings,
    Marcia

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  25. These images are beautiful!! Thank you for sharing them!
    Hope you had a lovely Christmas!!
    xox

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