Galata Collection

The Pera and Galata Districts of Istanbul, Turkey. Date: circa 1910

Istanbul, Turkey - Galata Ferryboats - Golden Horn
Ferryboats and boatmen moored close to the Bridge and Quay at Galata, Constantinople, Turkey, ready to provide transport across the Golden Horn. Date: circa 1920s

Istanbul - Galata Bridge
A view across the Galata Bridge and Golden Horn, with motorbuses, trams, cars and pedestrians packing the crossing

WW1 - First victory of the war celebrated on Galata Bridge
WW1 - On the Galata Bridge, Istanbul, Turkey. Announcement of the first victory news of the war. Date: 1914

Turkey. Constantinople. Galata Tower
Ottoman Empire. Turkey. Constantinople (today Istanbul). Galata Tower or Tower of Christ. It was buit in 1348 during an expansion of the Genoese colony in Constantinople

Hamidiye Cesmesi (Hamideh Fountain), Istanbul, Turkey - in and around the Galata Tower on the Galip dede Street (across the Serdar-i ekrem street). Date: 1922

Galata Tower, Constantinople, Istanbul, Turkey
Vintage 19th century photograph: Galata Tower, Constantinople, Istanbul, Turkey

Istanbul, Turkey - View from Galata Tower over Golden Horn. Date: circa 1910s

Istanbul, Turkey - The Yeni Cami Mosque. circa 1910s

Istanbul, Turkey - The Galata Bridge over the Golden Horn circa 1910s

Tower of Galata, Constantinople 1854
Tower of Galata, one of the most famous monuments in the European quarter of Constantinople (now Istanbul), in 1854. This building was used both as a watch tower

Istanbul, the Golden Horn
Istanbul: the Golden Horn and Galata Bridge Date: 1906

The Galata Bridge and entrance to the Golden Horn - Istanbul, Turkey. Date: circa 1910

Turkish man with hookah
Turkish man smoking hookah in cafe on the old Galatti Bridge, Istanbul, Turkey. A photograph of 7th Turkish President Ahmet Kenan Evren is on the wall Date: circa 1980

Istanbul, Turkey, Ottoman Empire - Golden Horn
Panoramic mid-19th century view of Istanbul, Turkey, Ottoman Empire - Golden Horn with Galata Bridge and Tower and the Yeni Camii (New Mosque). Date: circa 1830

Istanbul, Turkey, Ottoman Empire - Galata Tower
The Genoese-built Galata Tower, Istanbul, Turkey Date: circa 1905

Istanbul, Turkey - Galata Bridge over the Golden Horn - looking south. Date: 1954

Dali Museum. Galata tower. Figueres. Catalonia. Spain

Dali Museum. Glass dome. Figueres. Catalonia. Spain

The Galata Bridge - Istanbul. The capital city of the Roman Empire between 330-395 AD, in Byzantine times, Byzantium was considered the world centre of civilsation for 600 years

Galata Bridge with Tram and temporary ceremonial gateway
Galata Bridge, Istanbul, Turkey with Tram and temporary ceremonial gateway for an official visit by an unknown European Head of State. Date: 1934

Suleymaniye Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey - with Golden Horn
Suleymaniye Mosque, on the third hill of Istanbul, Turkey - with the Golden Horn sweeping away in the background. Date: circa 1920s

Galata Bridge, Constantinople, (Istanbul) Turkey, circa 1890. Date: circa 1890

Panoramic View of Constantinople 1853
Panoramic view of Constantinople from the tower of Galata drawn by Birket Foster from a sketch by S. Read in 1853. Date: 1853

Galata Tower, Constantinople, Istanbul, Turkey, circa 1890. Date: circa 1890

Istanbul, Turkey - Golden Horn from the Bosphorus
Istanbul, Turkey - Golden Horn and Glata Bridge viewed from the Bosphorus Date: 1935

Istanbul, Turkey - General View looking toward the Bosphorus Date: 1909

Istanbul - Grande Rue de Pera - Lycee Galata Serai. Date: circa 1906

View across the Golden Horn toward Galata, Istanbul, Turkey Date: circa 1950s

Turkey. Istanbul. Galata Tower. Medieva stone tower in Galata quarter. Built in 1348. Outside

Dali Museum. Cornice. Decorative elements. Figueres. Catalonia. Spain

Galata Bridge, Constantinople (Istanbul)
The Galata Bridge, in Constantinople (now Istanbul), Turkey. The bridge is described as next to Stamboul on the postcard, which was the name used to describe the area of the city between the Golden

Constantinople from the Tower of Galata. Source: The British expedition to the Crimea. V.1 by Russell, William Howard, Sir, 1820-1907. Published by Dalziel, engraver. G. Routledge & Co. Date: 1858

Turkey - Constantinople - Galata
View across the Golden Horn toward the Galata Tower (built by the Genoese) - Istanbul, Turkey Date: circa 1903

Constantinople - Karakoy scene - Galata Bridge
At Karakoy, where the tourist liners moor up today. View showing the end of the Galata Bridge and the Genoese Galata Tower in background. Date: circa 1910

Galata Bridge - view toward Pera over Golden Horn, Istanbul Date: circa 1910

Istanbul, Turkey - looking out into the Bosphorus Date: circa 1910

Istanbul (Constantinople) Turkey - Blue Mosque, Galata Tower
A very attractive early turkish illustrated postcard showing scenes from Istanbul (Constantinople), Turkey - Blue Mosque (Mosque of Sultan Ahmet I), Galata Tower

View across the Galata Bridge in Constantinople (Istanbul), Turkey Date: circa 1920s

View toward the Galata Tower, Istanbul, Turkey, taken from the Northern end of the Galata Bridge over the Golden Horn. Date: 1951

Istanbul, Turkey - View from Galata Tower over Golden Horn. Date: circa 1920s

Yeni Camii (New Mosque) viewed from Galata Bridge, Istanbul
The Yeni Cami ( New Mosque of the Valide Sultan ) in Constantinople, Turkey. Standing at the Stamboul end of the Galata Bridge

Istanbul, Turkey - Boats in Istanbul Harbour pictured close to Galata Bridge. Date: 1898

Istanbul, Turkey - Galata Bridge, German School and Hospital
Istanbul, Turkey - Galata Bridge, German High School and German Hospital Date: 1898

Istanbul, Turkey - Galata Bridge from Beyazit Tower and the Nusretiye Mosque at Tophane. Date: 1898

Istanbul, Turkey - Galata Tower, Water Carrier, Chimneysweep and view of the Ayasofya. Date: 1898

Istanbul, Turkey - Galata Tower and Bridge from Eminonu, the Mosque of Mihrimah Sultan at Uskudar and the Fountain of Ahmed III. Date: 1898

Istanbul, Turkey - View of Seraglio Point from Galata Tower Date: 1895

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