1950 Damascus's Marjeh Square and the Telegraph Column Framed Vintage Photo Reprint Night Journey Place each of the mounting

Place each of the mounting hooks 1 inch (2

Including the Syrian independence flag

- Palmyra General View

It proudly features on the front the Coat of Arms at Syria's Independence - the Hawk of Quraish (صقرُ قُريْشٍ) with 'Syrian Republic' printed in Arabic script

Photograph: Willem van de Poll

1950 Damascus's Marjeh Square and the Telegraph Column Framed Vintage Photo Reprint Night Journey Place each of the mountingThis 1950 photo of Marjeh Square ( ), one of the main squares in Damascus captures a moment in time, long forgotten. The centerpiece is the grand Telegraph Column ( , , ) commissioned by Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II and built by Italian architect Raimondo D'Aronco in 1904 5 to commemorate the completion of a telegraph line between Damascus and Mecca. At the top of the column sits a bronze replica of Yildz Mosque ( ) in Istanbul. On the far right you