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Mary Murphy Slide Collection Mary Murphy Slide Collection Slide Continent Country, State: Locale Collection Description Date Number Editor's Note Middle East Dead Sea Tour HL En route to the Dead Sea, road sign from the bus. May 5, 1998 HL-151 Middle East Dead Sea Tour HL The Dead Sea. May 5, 1998 HL-153 Middle East Dead Sea Tour HL Dead Sea area. May 5, 1998 HL-164 Middle East Dead Sea Tour HL Dead Sea area. May 5, 1998 HL-165 Middle East Dead Sea Tour HL Dead Sea area. May 5, 1998 HL-166 Middle East Dead Sea Tour HL Dead Sea area. May 5, 1998 HL-167 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Bet She'an Tour HL Bet She'an, sign. May 6, 1998 HL-254 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Bet She'an Tour HL Bet She'an, sign. May 6, 1998 HL-255 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Bet She'an Tour HL Amphitheater. May 6, 1998 HL-256 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Bet She'an Tour HL Carda. May 6, 1998 HL-257 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Bet She'an Tour HL "Gilboa scenic route" sign. May 6, 1998 HL-258 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Capernaum Tour HL "The Town of Jesus" sign. May 6, 1998 HL-240 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Capernaum Tour HL "The Town of Jesus" sign. May 6, 1998 HL-241 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Capernaum Tour HL Via Haris, milestone. May 6, 1998 HL-242 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Capernaum Tour HL Via Haris, milestone. May 6, 1998 HL-243 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Capernaum Tour HL Via Haris, milestone. May 6, 1998 HL-244 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Capernaum Tour HL St. Peter's House, diagram. May 6, 1998 HL-245 MiMiddleddle EEastast Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Capernaum TTourour HL St. Peter 's House, diagram. May 6, 1998 HL-246 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Capernaum Tour HL St. Peter's House. May 6, 1998 HL-247 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL Megiddo sign. May 6, 1998 HL-259 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL Nora, guide. May 6, 1998 HL-260 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL Northern Gate: "3500 years old" sign. May 6, 1998 HL-261 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL Northern Gate. May 6, 1998 HL-262 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL Northern Gate. May 6, 1998 HL-263 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL Public grain silo: Jeroboam I, 752-792 BCE. May 6, 1998 HL-264 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL Public grain silo: Jeroboam I, 752-792 BCE. May 6, 1998 HL-265 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL A manger. May 6, 1998 HL-266 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL Tunnel sign. May 6, 1998 HL-267 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL Going down steps: Hal, Doug, George, Frank, Nora, May 6, 1998 HL-268 and Joseph. Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL Coming down: George, Hal, Joseph, Gene. May 6, 1998 HL-269 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL In the tunnel. May 6, 1998 HL-270 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL Going up the steps: Frank, etc. May 6, 1998 HL-271 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Megiddo Tour HL Coming up the steps. May 6, 1998 HL-272 Middle East ‐ Dead Sea and Israel Page 1 of 8 Mary Murphy Slide Collection Slide Continent Country, State: Locale Collection Description Date Number Editor's Note Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL Church of Heptapegon ("seven springs"), ancient May 6, 1998 HL-224 olive press on grounds. Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL Church of Heptapegon sign. May 6, 1998 HL-225 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL Church of Heptapagon interior. May 6, 1998 HL-226 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL Church of Heptapegon loaves and fishes mosaic. May 6, 1998 HL-227 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL Church of Heptapegon interior, altar. May 6, 1998 HL-228 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL Church of Heptapegon patio flowers. May 6, 1998 HL-229 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL Dalmantha sign, place for mass. May 6, 1998 HL-230 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL [Rock altar looking over Sea of Galilee.] May 6, 1998 HL-232 No provenance. Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL Flowers. May 6, 1998 HL-234 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL Mount of Beatitudes Church. May 6, 1998 HL-235 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL Mount of Beatitudes Church. May 6, 1998 HL-236 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL Mount of Beatitudes Church interior altar. May 6, 1998 HL-237 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL Mount of Beatitudes Church interior altar. May 6, 1998 HL-238 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tabigha Tour HL Mount of Beatitudes Church view. May 6, 1998 HL-239 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Road sign to Tiberias. May 5, 1998 HL-193 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Tiberias. May 5, 1998 HL-194 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Tiberias. May 5, 1998 HL-195 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Tiberias, Sea of Galilee. May 5, 1998 HL-196 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Gai Beach Hotel. May 5, 1998 HL-197 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Gai Beach Hotel. May 5, 1998 HL-198 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Gai Beach Hotel. May 5, 1998 HL-200 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Gai Beach Hotel, grounds. May 5, 1998 HL-201 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Sunrise from my terrace, Gai Beach Hotel. May 6, 1998 HL-202 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Sunrise from my terrace, Gai Beach Hotel. May 6, 1998 HL-203 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Sunrise from my terrace, Gai Beach Hotel. May 6, 1998 HL-204 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Sunrise from my terrace, Gai Beach Hotel. May 6, 1998 HL-205 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Shore, Sea of Galilee. May 6, 1998 HL-214 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Shore, Sea of Galilee. May 6, 1998 HL-215 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Shore, Sea of Galilee. May 6, 1998 HL-216 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Shore, Sea of Galilee. May 6, 1998 HL-217 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Shore, Sea of Galilee. May 6, 1998 HL-218 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Flowers. May 6, 1998 HL-219 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Lizard on the rocks. May 6, 1998 HL-220 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Lizard on the rocks. May 6, 1998 HL-221 Middle East ‐ Dead Sea and Israel Page 2 of 8 Mary Murphy Slide Collection Slide Continent Country, State: Locale Collection Description Date Number Editor's Note Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL A kibbutz with camels, from the bus. May 6, 1998 HL-222 Middle East Israel, HaZafon Mehoz: Tiberias Tour HL Road sign to Tiberias. May 6, 1998 HL-253 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL From the bus en route to Jerusalem. May 2, 1998 HL- 5 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL From the bus en route to Jerusalem. May 2, 1998 HL- 6 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Sign pointing to Jerusalem. May 2, 1998 HL- 7 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Sign pointing to Jerusalem. May 2, 1998 HL- 8 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL A Jewish family. May 2, 1998 HL- 9 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Road from Jericho to Ramallah Mountains. May 5, 1998 HL-179 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Hills of Judea. May 5, 1998 HL-180 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Hills of Judea. May 5, 1998 HL-181 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Hills of Judea. May 5, 1998 HL-182 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Bedouin area. May 5, 1998 HL-183 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Bedouin area. May 5, 1998 HL-184 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Jordan River sign. May 6, 1998 HL-248 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Jordan River. May 6, 1998 HL-249 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Sign. May 6, 1998 HL-250 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Jordan River. May 6, 1998 HL-251 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL [Bon Voyage sign in Hebrew, Arabic, and English.] May 8, 1998 HL-332 Leaving Israel - May 8, 1998. No provenance. Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Bon Voyage sign in Hebrew, Arabic, and English. May 8, 1998 HL-333 Leaving Israel - May 8, 1998 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL Bon Voyage sign in Hebrew, Arabic, and English. May 8, 1998 HL-335 Leaving Israel - May 8, 1998 Middle East Israel, unspecified Tour HL A bus. May 8, 1998 HL-336 Leaving Israel - May 8, 1998 Middle East Israel, West Bank: Bethlehem Tour HL Church of the Nativity in the distance. May 3, 1998 HL-57 Middle East Israel, West Bank: Bethlehem Tour HL Church of the Nativity in the distance.
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