1862 Umayyad Mosque Minaret of the Bride and Mount Qasioun Framed Vintage Photo Eskenderun It shares the same design

It shares the same design as the 1959 Mother's Day stamp with a printed update reflecting the new year

This Grand Hotel vintage luggage label reprint features the magnificent Takiyya Sulaymaniyya (التكيه السليمانيه) courtyard

a World Cup the nation earned a place in but never had the opportunity to attend

destroying the wheel (17-meter (56-ft)) which was rebuilt shortly after

1862 Umayyad Mosque Minaret of the Bride and Mount Qasioun Framed Vintage Photo Eskenderun It shares the same designBuilt in 831 during the Abbasid era, the Minaret of the Bride ( ) was the first of the three minarets that tower above the Umayyad Mosque ( ) in Damascus. Local legend claims that the minaret is named after the daughter of the merchant who provided lead for the minaret's roof. On the horizon you can see the Mount Qasioun ( ) range. This is a reprint of a photo originally taken in 1862 by Francis Bedford. This is a hi res reprint (not an original),