Constanta Collection

African Women in Constanta
African Muslim Women photographed in Constanta, Romania. Constanta fell under Ottoman rule around 1419 and remained so until 1878

Constanta - Romania - Mamaia
The Bathing house at Mamaia, Constanta, Romania - a 10km strip of beach situated between the waters of the Black Sea and Siutghiol Lake. A boat of the fleet moored off Constanta is also shown

Port Administration Building - possibly Constanta, Romania? Date: 1908

Czar Nicolas II and King Carol I
Russian Czar Nicolas II (in the centre), with King Carol I (on the right)and Crown Prince Ferdinand of Romania, pictured during a visit by the Russian Royal Family to Constanza

Techir-Ghiol, Romania - Papusica Villa
Techirghiol - a town in Constanta County, Romania. The Papusica Villa. Date: circa 1910

Gypsy house - Romania
Gypsy house and occupants (extended family group) near Constanta, Romania. Date: 1905

Constanta - Romania - Bathing on the beach
Constanta - Romania - The City Baths - Bathing huts/houses on the beach Date: 1907

Villas at Techirghiol, Romania
Large villas at Techirghiol, Romania - a town in Constanta County. After World War I, Techirghiol started to become a very popular tourist attraction due to its famous therapeutic mud

Constanta, Romania - Scoala Normala ( Normal School ) Date: circa 1910s

Carol Hotel, Constanta, Romania - a principal port on the Black Sea Date: circa 1903

Constanta - Romania - Mamaia Beach shown inside the rather unusual surrounds of a Plaice Fish! Date: 1907

Constanta - Romania - Administrative Palace shown in the decorative setting of a large conch shell Date: 1907

Constanta - Romania - Port and Harbour Date: 1902

Constanta - Romania - Wreck
An Arab sailing ship wrecked off coastal village close to Constanta, Romania on the Black Sea Coast Date: 1901

Constanta, Romania - The Royal Yacht of King Carol I and a statue of Ovid at Constanta, one of the principal ports on the Black Sea. Date: 1902

Constanta - Romania - Avenue and Lighthouse Date: 1907

Queen Maria of Romania on a British Ship
Queen Maria of Romania (1875-1938) on a British Ship, the HMS Iron Duke at Constanta - 2nd October, 1921. Date: 1921

Petrol tanks burning, Constanza Harbour, Romania, WW1
Petrol tanks burning in Constanza Harbour, Romania, during the First World War. The harbour was evacuated by the Romanians on 22 October 1916. Date: October 1916

Carol I Mosque - Constanta - Romania
The Great Mahmudiye Mosque (Moscheea Mare Mahmoud II). Built in 1910 by King Carol I, the mosque is the seat of the Mufti, the spiritual leader of the 55

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