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The Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem in 1867: A Photo from the Library of Congress

This amazing photo from the Library of Congress shows the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem back in 1867. It's also labeled Mosquée d'Omar, which is slightly confusing - check out the photo now!

Posted in 1860s

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This is one of the most amazing photos we have seen. It shows the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem back in 1867, though I’m slightly confused, because it’s also labeled Mosquée d’Omar.

The Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem in 1867

Source: Library of Congress

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