A lithograph drawn by Charles van de Velde and lithography by Léon Sabatier. Taken from the North East of the town of Jerusalem. Jerusalem is one of the oldest cities in the world and is considered holy to the three major Abrahamic religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Both Israel and the State of Palestine claim Jerusalem as their captial.

A lithograph drawn by Charles van de Velde and lithography by Isidore-Laurent Deroy. Taken from the Damascus Gate, one of the main entrances to the Old City of Jerusalem. The current gate (2020) was built in 1537, beneath the current gate, the remains of an earlier gate exist dating back to the time of the Roman Emperor Hadrian.

Letter, 10 March 1939, Jerusalem, Palestine Broadcasting Service to Donald Tovey. News of the plans to broadcast Tovey's fugue on Palestine Radio and a request that Tovey write an article for the Palestine Radio Tomes. Holograph signed.

Story about the discovery of Christ's body being the reason for 'dol deiseil a chlaidh', collected from Peter [-], who learned it from Mr Aonas Donullach sagairt [Angus MacDonald, priest] who 'went to Rome as professor and died there. He had been educated in Lismore' [Lios Mòr].

A photograph showing the Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem, from the West and marked "American Colony, Jerusalem."

A plate showing a duplicate image of Patrick Geddes' and Frank C. Mears designs for the Great Hall.

A reproduction image of Patrick Geddes and Frank C. Mears' designs for the proposed Hebrew University, Jerusalem. This design showing the Great Hall, a view from the south.