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The private residence of the German architect and scholar Conrad Schick (1826-1902),who named his creation after Psalms 89:13. Constructions lasted from 1882-1889, Different European stylistic elements,such as maybe seen in entry gate are fused with local technologies and archeological finds. Today houses the Swedish Theological Institute,Jerusalem. Taken Aug,13,05(2 photos) Copyrights (c)Nira Dabush
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Emily Reed 03 Sep 2005
Very beautiful architecture.Sondra Ertzberger 21 Aug 2005
Nice piece of history, frozen in time (photo shot), awesome shotstephanie atlee 20 Aug 2005
Lovely unique structure...very coolJan Christensen 19 Aug 2005
What a place! Really beautiful shots!stan jones 19 Aug 2005
interesting architecture and lines very hard to capture well done NiraLes Jobes 19 Aug 2005
What an amazing residence! That must have been something to live there! AWESOME architecture!! Now it is a "think tank" so to speak for Swedish scientists? How very fascinating! Fabulous photos Nira!! :o)Loredana 19 Aug 2005
Wonderful shot Nira love the architecture :)Charlotte Ottilo 19 Aug 2005
Power and Strength..aptly named...Great photo of a wonderful piece of history thank you for sharing that..sylvia wadman 19 Aug 2005
lovely photo NiraReba McDonald 19 Aug 2005
Great shots Nira.Rusty Woodward-Gladdish 19 Aug 2005
Lovely architecture. Nice shot Nira!geoff cooper 19 Aug 2005
very impressive, good shots... hope you are well Nira..Anonymous Guest 19 Aug 2005
What a great building... sorry I haven't been commenting but just got my computer back from being fixedDiana Hume 19 Aug 2005
What a fascinating building! Thanks for the interesting writeup as well!Femi Johnson 19 Aug 2005
nice shot NiraJoke Schotting 19 Aug 2005
Beautiful and interesting image,Nira!!!!!!!!Alberto D'Assumpcao 19 Aug 2005
Wonderful photo, Nira! Great close up!francis kwok peng kin 19 Aug 2005
very interesting architectural design....a memorable dedication!joan warburton 19 Aug 2005
Beautiful architecture. Wonderful photo!thea walstra 19 Aug 2005
Wonderful colors and a very beautiful and interesting image.