Eyoub Collection

General view of Eyoub, Turkey. Date: circa 1870

Istanbul, Turkey - Eyub Cemetery Date: circa 1922

Istanbul, Turkey - Cemetery at Eyub - View toward Golden Horn. Date: circa 1922

Istanbul, Turkey - Entrance of the Tomb of Eyub Sultan Date: 1927

A part of the Eyoub (i. e. Uyup) cemetery, II, Constantinopl
A part of the Eyoub (i.e. Uyup) cemetery, II, Constantinople, Turkey. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

A part of the Eyoub (i. e. Uyup) cemetery, I, Constantinople
A part of the Eyoub (i.e. Uyup) cemetery, I, Constantinople, Turkey. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Country View on the Way to Eyoub, on the Golden Horn (Istanbul, Turkey). Date: circa 1930s

Oarsmen and their boats - Eyup
Oarsmen with their boats at Eyup, Constantinople, Turkey. Close to the entrance to the Silver Horn

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Eyoub, a historic district located in Istanbul, Turkey, holds a significant place in the city's rich cultural heritage. This captivating neighborhood is steeped in history and offers glimpses into various aspects of Turkish culture. One notable event that shaped Eyoub's past was the Russo-Turkish War, depicted vividly in an engraving from that era. The conflict left its mark on this region, reminding us of the resilience and strength of its people. The Mosque stands as a testament to the religious devotion found within this community. Constructed in 1857 by James Robertson, it showcases stunning architectural beauty and serves as a spiritual sanctuary for worshippers. General views reveal its charm and allure. Its picturesque streets are lined with traditional buildings that exude an old-world charm while offering modern amenities to residents and visitors alike. Fountains and tombs dedicated to Sultans can be found at Eyub Cemetery, adding an air of regality to this sacred space. These monuments pay homage to influential figures who have shaped Turkey's history. As we explore further into Eyoub Cemetery, we discover more about Istanbul's past. Rows upon rows of tombstones tell stories untold but forever etched into the fabric of this neighborhood's identity. A street mosque near Eyub adds another layer to the religious tapestry woven throughout this area. It serves as a gathering place for locals seeking solace or engaging in communal worship—a symbol of unity amidst diversity. The entrance to the Tomb of Eyub Sultan beckons visitors with its grandeur and historical significance. Stepping inside transports one back through time, allowing them to connect with centuries-old traditions upheld by generations before them. Eyoub cemetery reveals itself as not just a burial ground but also an open-air museum showcasing Constantinople's rich history. Each gravestone represents lives lived—stories waiting patiently for someone willing enough to listen closely. Eyoub's allure lies in its ability to transport us through time.