File GB-PEF/DA/JER/WIL36 - Ordnance Survey, Jeusalem, plans and sections (sketches) on various scales

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Manuscript signed and dated. Published in Vol. II: Notes.

• N° 36.01. Representation of mural masonry cut out of the rock; from Vestible of ancient tomb between Tombs of the Judges and village of Shafat.
• N° 36.02. Supposed postern near Golden Gateway. 1:60.
• N° 36.03. Junction of two styles of masonry in southern wall of Haram.
• N° 36.04. Moulding on western jamb of Triple Gateway. 1:15.
• N° 36.05. Old Gateway in Haram Wall, south of Wailing Place. 1:60.
• N° 36.06. Elevation of lower part of Haram Wall, from southwest angle to the end of Arch. 1:120.
• N° 36.07. Elevation of doorway in souther side of Golden Gate. 1:30.
• N° 36.08. Sketches of Doube Gateway; showing construction.
• N° 36.09. Triple Gateway, with west wall of substructions and subterranean passages discovered by M. de Saulcy.
• N° 36.10. Double passage under El Aksa. 1:500.
• N° 36.11. Old door in east wall of double passage. 1:60.
• N° 36.12. Details of door in double passage.
• N° 36.1301. Mosque of El Burak. 1:60.
• N° 36.1302. Elevation of flat arch, Gate of Mahomet. 1:60.
• N° 36.14. Subterranan passage at Convent of Sisters of Sion. 1:240.
• N° 36.15. Old doorway in vaults of the Citadel.
• N° 36.16. Sections through entrance to Holy Sepulchre. 1:30.
• N° 36.17. Sections through interior of Chapel of Holy Sepulchre. 1:15.
• N° 36.18. Sections through ombs of Joseph and Nicodemus. 1:60.
• N° 36.19. Conduit under Mission premises.
• N° 36.20. Well and passage at Hammam es Shefa, visited 29 October 1864. 1:120.
• N° 36.21. Stones uncovered by Excavation No. III. 1:60.
• N° 36.22. Loculus in the Tombs of the Prophets. 1:30.
• N° 36.23. Mr. Bergheum’s house and grounds. 1:300.
• N° 36.24. Monolith at Siloam. 1:60.
• N° 36.25. Tombs of the Kings. 1:120.
• N° 36.26. [Rock cut tombs near the Nablus road, opposite the old pool]. 1:30.
• N° 36.27. Ruines of Al-Jalud (Goliath’s Castle) from measurements and drawings made by Mr. Conrad Schick. 1:240.