Croatia Collection (page 10)

Trogir, Croatia - Loggia alongside a courtyard. Trogir (Trau) is a historic town and harbour on the Adriatic coast in Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia

Croatia - Scene on the Adriatoc Coast
A small trade boat moored up on the Adriatic Coast, Croatia. Two young boys play with a barrel by the side of the water

Croatia - Sibenik - view looking down over the town, with the castle in the distance

Croatia - Supetar - on the northern side of the Dalmatian island of Brac in the Adriatic Sea

Croatia - Trogir. A historic town and harbour on the Adriatic coast. A UNESCO World Heritage site

Croatia - Crikvenica on the Adriatic coast

Omis - Croatia
Omis, Croatia - Port and Harbour

Senj, Croatia, located on the Adriatic coast below the Vratnik mountain pass which separates the Velebit mountain from the mountains of Gorski kotar

Dalmatian Shepherd and Shepherdess, 1875
Engraving showing a couple of shepherds, minding their animals, in Dalmatia (now Croatia), 1875

Refugees in Dubrovnik
The war with Turkey causes much distress : refugees flee to Ragusa (now Dubrovnik in Croatia) and beg from well-to- do people outside a hotel

Riots in Croatia
Just who will rule Croatia is much disputed, leading to riots such as these at Agram : eventually count Khven- Hedervary will be installed as Ban of Croatia

Croatia Gravosa
The harbour of Gravosa, close to Dubrovnik on the Dalmatian coast

Croatia Zagreb
[aka Agram) general view of the town, dominated by its cathedral

Croatia Rijeka
Fiume, now known as Rijeka (both names mean river ) is the principal seaport of Croatia, located on Kvarmar Bay of the Adriatic

Croatia Kirka
The harbour viewed from the sea

Croatia Salona
The palace of Diocletian at Salona, near Split

Croatia Trakostyan
Distant view of the castle

Croatia Pula
(aka Pola or Pulj) The square of the forum

Croatia Porec
(formerly Parenzo) the town seen from the sea

Croatia / Trogir 1925
Trogir: one of the gates

Croatia / Pula / Amphitheatr
Pula (formerly Pola): the Roman amphitheatre

Croatia / Split Market
Split: the market place

Dalmatian Girl
A girl of Dalmatia (now in Croatia)

Cloister, Dubrovnik
One monk reads while another draws water from the well in the cloisters of the monastery of San Francesco at Ragusa (now Dubrovnik) Croatia

Croatia / Zagreb 1928
Zagreb: Jelacicev Trg

Dubrovnik in 1918
Dubrovnik - then known as Ragusa - was a naval base for the Austro-Hungarian Imperial fleet during World War One

Diet at Agram
Austria: The Parliament at Agram, now Zagreb in Croatia

Hotel Label Dubrovnik
Hotel label from the GRAND HOTEL IMPERIAL, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, (Serbia and Montenegro) Dubrovnik now part of Croatia

Pulj Amphitheatre
The Roman amphitheatre at Pulj (aka Pula, Pola)

Diocletian Retires
After establishing a degree of stability in the Empire thanks to the tetrarchy system, emperor Diocletian retires to Split in Croatia, building a huge palace which survives

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