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Picture No. 10514132Mount Etna, Sicily, Italy, 11 October 1892 Date: 11th October 1892
Friedrich II triumphs at the Battle of Cortenuova, 1237Holy Roman Emperor Friedrich II of Sicily defeats the Milanese of the Lombard League at the Battle of Cortenuova, 27th November 1237. Date: 27th November 1237
Italy - Milazzo, Sicily
Italy - Sicilian Donkey Wagon (Carro)Italy - A beautifully decorated Sicilian Donkey Wagon (Carro) with a load of children!
Italy - Ragusa, Sicily - Via CasinaCasino Street at Ragusa, Sicily, Italy
Italy - Marsala, Sicily - Via Garbaldi
Italy - Palermo, Sicily - Grand Hotel Villa Igiea - now part of the Hilton chain Date: 1905
Italy - Palermo, Sicily - Politeama GaribaldiItaly - Palermo, Sicily - Il Teatro Garibaldi o Politeama
Italy - Partinico, SicilyItaly - Partinico (near Palermo), Sicily - Cathedral Square. The paternal side of musician Frank Zappas family came from Partinico!
Italy - Ragusa, Sicily - Cattedrale San Giovanni Battista
Italy - Messina, Sicily. Panoramic view from the Sea. The city was almost entirely destroyed by an earthquake and associated tsunami on the morning of December 28, 1908, killing about 60
Italy - Syracuse, Sicily - the small port. Famous for its rich Greek history, culture, amphitheatres, architecture and association to Archimedes
Italy - Castellammare del Golfo, Sicily
Italy - Canicatti, Sicily - Military Headquarters
Italy - Ragusa, Sicily - The Castle of San Filippo, designed by the Marchese of San Elia at the end of the 19th century as a summer home in a gothic and renaissance style
Italy - Messina, Sicily - Street scene (Via Garibaldi)
Fountain at the Chiostro dei Benedettini, Monreale, SicilyA superb photograph of the Fountain, set in the middle of the Norman Cloister at the Cathedral of Monreale, Sicily. The Cathedral is one of the greatest extant examples of Norman architecture in
Invasion of Sicily -The early stages of the landings during the Invasion of Sicily, Italy during World War Two. Thousands of landing craft of all types were used in the invasion
The interior of the Abbey Cloister, Monreale, SicilyView of the Norman Cloister at the Cathedral of Monreale, Sicily. The Cathedral is one of the greatest extant examples of Norman architecture in the world
WW2 - British troops landing on SicilyThe First day of the Invasion of Sicily. Here, the disembarked Highland division prepare beach roads. Large landing craft unload supplies by raft and human chain. Date: 10th July 1943
Poster advertising courses in ItalyPoster advertising university courses in Italy and Sicily
Solar Protuberances - Solar FlaresSolar protuberances observed at Palermo, Sicily, by P. Taschini 8th July 1872
Greek Temple of Giunone at Agrigento, SicilyThe remains of the Greek Temple of Hera Lacinia (Giunone) at Agrigento, Sicily. Agrigento is the site of the ancient Greek city of Akragras (also known as Acragas in Greek)
Greek Temple at Agrigento, SicilyThe remains of a Greek temple at Agrigento, Sicily. Agrigento is the site of the ancient Greek city of Akragras (also known as Acragas in Greek, Agrigentum in Latin and Kerkent in Arabic)
Cathedral of Monreale, SicilyThe exterior of the Cathedral of Monreale, Sicily - one of the greatest extant examples of Norman architecture in the world
Palermo, Sicily - Cappella PalatinaThe Palatine Chapel (Italian - Cappella Palatina) is the royal chapel of the Norman kings of Sicily situated on the ground floor at the center of the Palazzo Reale in Palermo
Ornate Norman cloister - Cathedral of Monreale, SicilyA superb photograph of the Norman Cloister at the Cathedral of Monreale, Sicily. The Cathedral is one of the greatest extant examples of Norman architecture in the world
Temple of Juno - Sunset
Poster advertising Palermo, Sicily, showing the 12th century Norman church, San Giovanni degli Eremiti (St John of the Hermits)
Sicilian Locals milking a goatA Sicilian couple milk their goat
Athenian Defeat - SicilyA disastrous Athenian expedition to Sicily
Italy MonrealePiazza e municipio at Monreale, at the time of the 1894 insurrection
Italy MessinaDistant view of the harbour : on 28 December 1908, 90 percent of the town will be destroyed in an earthquake, one of the most catastrophic ever to hit Europe
Roger I and WeaversRoger I of Sicily, conquers Corinth, Thebes and Athens, seizes quantities of fabrics and also compels weavers to come and work in Sicily
Catania BombardedCatania, Sicily, stronghold of the independence movement, is bombarded by the warships of the kingdom of Naples and Two Sicilies
Insurrection in PalermoDuring the insurrection at Palermo, Sicily, against the Bourbon rule, the royal cavalry are routed
Revolt in SicilyAn attempted revolt in Siracusa, Sicily, is brutally suppressed by the authorities
Timoleon Sails to SicilyAs Timoleon, a Corinthian, sets sail for Sicily the skies clear and a bright light guides him all the way. Later he successfully frees Syracuse and Sicily from tyrants
Revolt at PalermoThe people of Palermo, Sicily, revolt against their Bourbon rulers - one of the earliest manifestations of the Risorgimento
Saracens in SicilySaracens from the east ravage Sicily, spreading fire and desolation as they go
Norsemen in SicilyShortly after the Norman conquest of Britain, norsemen under Roger Guiscard land in Sicily
Saracens in Sicily 2
Norsemen in Sicily 2Soon after the Norman conquest of Britain, norsemen under Roger Guiscard land in Sicily
Solar ProtuberancesSolar protuberances observed at Palermo, Sicily, by P. Taschini : 1 - 22 December 1871 2 - 3 September 1871 3 - 7 July 1872
Scylla & CharybdisThe maelstroms of Scylla and Charybdis off the coast of Sicily
Messina EvacuatedGeneral Fergola, commanding the remaining Neapolitan forces in Sicily, evacuates the forts of Messina
Castellamare BattleA naval combat takes place off Castellamare, Sicily : French and English vessels are involved
Royalists at PalermoDespite the downfall of Francesco II, king of the Two Sicilies, there is still substantial royalist feeling : royalists disembark at Palermo and enter the city
