Guadarrama Collection

Members of a Republican Militia; Spanish Civil War, 1936
Photograph showing two female members of a Republican militia unit taking a break on their march towards the frontline in the Guadarrama Mountains, 1936

Napoleon passing Guadarrama
2910926 Napoleon passing Guadarrama; (add.info.: 1809 Engraving depicting Napoleon passing Guadarrama, a town in the Community of Madrid, Spain. Dated 1809.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

City skyline with the Gothic Cathedral and Alcazar fortress, Segovia, Castile and Leon, Spain

Spain, Castile and Leon, Segovia, View of the old town

Spain, Castile and Leon, Segovia, View of the Cathedral and the Old Town

City skyline with the Gothic Cathedral and the snowy mountains of Sierra de Guadarrama in the background, Segovia, Castile and Leon, Spain

Panoramic view, Segovia, Castile and Leon, Spain

Battle of Somosierra - Pensinsular War
Peninsular War. Battle of Somosierra (Spain). Polish troops fought in the Battle of Somosierra (November 30, 1808), during the Spanish War of Independence

Spain. Valley of the Fallen (Valle de los Caidos). 1940-1958. Monumental memorial dedicated by the Franco regime to the dead of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)

A triumphant group of Republican standing on the remains of a bridge in the Guadarrama region of Spain, during the Spanish Civil War

A machine-gun section of the Republican army (foreground) covering the advance of an infantry unit, during fighting in the Guadarrama Hills in the early stages of the Spanish Civil War. Date: 1936

DDE-90035442
Spain, Castilla y Leon Region, Segovia Province, Sierra de Guadarrama Area, San Ildefonso, Palacio Real de Riofrio, Royal Palace built by King Ferdinand VI in1759 Date: 05/04/2008

A Cycle Journey across Spain (litho)
1050927 A Cycle Journey across Spain (litho) by Browne, Tom (1872-1910); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Cycle Journey across Spain)

Train blocked by snow in the Guadarrama pass in winter 1874, engraving of the time

Bulls attacking a passengers train, in Cercedilla tunnel exit, in the Sierra de Guadarrama, Madrid, engraving of Petit Journal May 31, 1908

Francisco Franco
General Francisco Franco visiting the works of Valle de los Ca�s (Valley of the Fallen)

Spain. Community of Madrid. Panorama of San Lorenzo de El Escorial and the Monastery of El Escorial from the Chair of Philiph II

Spain. Rascafria. Monastery of El Paular. Carthusian monastery. 14th century. Sierra de Guadarrama. Province of Madrid

Spain. Rascafria. Bridge of Forgiveness. Built in 1302 to bypass the river Lozoya. Province of Madrid

Picture No. 11072594
Horses feeding in field Mount Abantos, Sierra de Guadarrama, Madrid, Spain

Neanderthal excavation, Pinilla del Valle C015 / 6589
Neanderthal excavation. Researchers carrying out excavations for prehistoric human fossils at the Pinilla del Valle site, in the Lozoya Valley, near Madrid, Spain

Latastes Viper (Vipera latasti) newly born young, sloughing skin, Guadarrama N. P
Latastes Viper (Vipera latasti) newly born young, sloughing skin, Guadarrama N.P. Guadarrama Mountains, Castilla y Leon, Spain, September (controlled)

Spain. War of Independence (1808-1814). Napoleon crosses the Guadarrama. Litography. SPAIN. Madrid. National Library

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"Guadarrama: A Historic Land of Struggles and Triumphs" Step back in time to the tumultuous era of the Spanish Civil War in 1936, where brave members of a Republican Militia fought valiantly amidst the rugged terrain of Guadarrama. In this region, known for its breathtaking beauty and strategic significance, fierce battles like the Battle of Somosierra unfolded during the Peninsular War. Amidst these hills, witness a triumphant group of Republicans standing atop the remnants of a bridge destroyed during intense clashes with Nationalists. The scars left by their struggle serve as a testament to their unwavering determination and sacrifice. In those early stages of conflict, an infantry unit advances under cover from a machine-gun section belonging to the Republican army. Their unity exemplifies resilience against adversity as they navigate through Guadarrama's challenging landscape. Venturing beyond war-torn memories lies Spain's Valley of the Fallen (Valle de los Caidos), constructed between 1940-1958. This monumental site stands as both homage and controversy surrounding Francisco Franco's regime—a place where history intertwines with political complexities. Beyond Guadarrama's historical significance lies Segovia, Castile and Leon—home to architectural marvels such as its Gothic Cathedral and Alcazar fortress. The city skyline proudly showcases these iconic landmarks that have stood tall throughout centuries, symbolizing strength amid changing times. As you explore Segovia's old town, be captivated by panoramic views that encompass not only its rich heritage but also nature's splendor—the snowy peaks of Sierra de Guadarrama majestically framing this picturesque cityscape. Guadarrama is more than just a name.