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Habous and non habous properties of Muslim religious establishments in Algeria: note [after 1957]. Waqfs in the Muslim world, generalities, various affairs: correspondence, notes, conference of Gérard Bussons de Janssens at the Centre des hautes études d'administration musulmane (1932-1956). Waqf Abu Median of Jerusalem, financing, subsidy from the Algerian Assembly: minutes of the debates of the Algerian Assembly, reports of study missions, notes, correspondence, journals; real estate dispute, financing of the procedure: history, notes, reports, correspondence (1951-1963).

These documents are part of the records created by Vincent Lemire during his historical research on the Mughrabi quarter.
They mainly consist in photographs of objects which were found by archeologists on excavation sites and which are kept by the Israel Antiquity Authority (IAA). There are also a photograph of the Western Wall Plaza and an extract from his research notebook.

The objects on these photographs were found in 2013 on the excavation site of Beit Strauss. These excavations were carried out on the nothern edge of the Wall esplanade when the "House Strauss" was extended.
The objects are preserved by the Israel Antiquity Authority (IAA) with the reference code "A-6876".
The photographs were taken in 2018 in the IAA's wharehouse of Har Hotzim.

The objects on these photographs were found between 2007 and 2014 on the excavation site of the Mughrabi ramp. These excavations were carried out on the southern edge of the Wall esplanade, first in 2007 and then between 2012 and 2014.
The objects are preserved by the Israel Antiquity Authority (IAA) with the reference code "A-5013".
The photographs were taken in 2019 in the IAA's wharehouse of Har Hotzim.

These maps were commissioned to Dario Ingiusto for the purpose of the Open Jerusalem project. They represent Jerusalem at different stages of its evolution, from 1187 to 1967.

Trois cartes dont les cartes permanentes de M. et Mme Ruhi Khalidi au salon d'art humoristique (1907) et la carte d'Emile Bertin, membre de l'Institut, commissaire général de l'Exposition maritime internationale de Bordeaux.

Invitation à dîner de Carl Meyer, consul allemand, et cartes de visite de Ernest Tricoche, maire de Tambes, secrétaire général de l'Exposition maritime internationale de Bordeaux, et d'Albert Grinar, commissaire général du gouvernement belge.