Lower Pool Collection

The Thames near Limehouse: Lower Pool (engraving)
587790 The Thames near Limehouse: Lower Pool (engraving) by Cooke, Edward William (1811-80); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Thames, near Limehouse, called the Lower Pool, London)

The Storm on the Thames, Tuesday, 18 January (engraving)
1590213 The Storm on the Thames, Tuesday, 18 January (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Storm on the Thames, Tuesday, 18 January)

The Lower Pool of Siloam, 1855. Artist: David Roberts
The Lower Pool of Siloam, 1855

The Lower Pool. (1898). Artist: Thomas Robert Way
The Lower Pool. After a Auto-Lithograph by Thomas Robert Way (1861-1913). From The Studio, Volume Eight [London Offices of the Studio V, London, 1898]

Solomon Pools ancient aqueducts Section Wadi Arrub
Solomons Pools & ancient aqueducts Section of Wadi Arrub aqueduct cut in the rock, along the hill S.E. of Solomons pools, lower pool seen in distance. 1934, West Bank

Solomon pools becomes picnic swimming resort
Solomons pools becomes a picnic & swimming resort Group of bathers in the edge of the lower pool. 1940, West Bank, Middle East

Lower Pool Gibon 1900 Middle East Israel Palestine
Lower Pool of Gibon 1900, Middle East, Israel and/or Palestine

Lower pool Gihon 1898 Jerusalem Israel
Lower pool of Gihon. 1898, Jerusalem, Israel

Solomon Pools ancient aqueducts Forking Wadi el-Biyar
Solomons Pools & ancient aqueducts Forking of Wadi el-Biyar aqueduct, one to the right leading into the lower pool, seen in the distance

Solomon Pools ancient aqueducts Close view lower pool
Solomons Pools & ancient aqueducts Close view of the lower pool taken from the E. end, looking westward. 1934, West Bank

Solomon Pools ancient aqueducts pine grove upper
Solomons Pools & ancient aqueducts In the pine grove at upper end of lower pool. 1934, West Bank

Solomon Pools ancient aqueducts Grove pines palms
Solomons Pools & ancient aqueducts Grove of pines, palms & cypresses between middle & lower pool. 1934, West Bank

Jerusalem El-Kouds approach city Cattle market
Jerusalem (El-Kouds), approach to the city. Cattle market in lower pool of Gihon 1900, Israel

Lower Pool Siloam Valley Jehoshaphat 1839 David Roberts
Lower Pool of Siloam, Valley of Jehoshaphat, 1839. David Roberts (British, 1796-1864). Color lithograph

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"The Lower Pool: A Tale of Timeless Beauty and Transformation" Immerse yourself in the enchanting allure of the Lower Pool, a captivating destination that has witnessed centuries of history unfold. From its depiction in engravings such as "The Thames near Limehouse: Lower Pool" and "The Storm on the Thames, Tuesday, 18 January, " to artistic interpretations like David Roberts' masterpiece "The Lower Pool of Siloam" and Thomas Robert Way's evocative piece "The Lower Pool, " this iconic location has inspired countless artists throughout time. But the Lower Pool is not just a subject for art; it holds significant historical importance too. The ancient aqueducts of Solomon Pools, showcased in images like "Solomon Pools ancient aqueducts Section Wadi Arrub" and "Solomon Pools ancient aqueducts Close view lower pool, " stand as testaments to human ingenuity and engineering prowess. These marvels once supplied water to flourishing civilizations, transforming arid landscapes into thriving oases. Over time, the Lower Pool has evolved from a functional water source to something more recreational. As seen in photographs like "Solomon pools becomes picnic swimming resort, " it transformed into a delightful escape where people could indulge in leisurely activities amidst nature's embrace. Its tranquil waters became an inviting haven for locals seeking respite from their daily routines. Venturing further into history reveals glimpses of another mesmerizing aspect – the Middle East's own version of the Lower Pool. Images titled "Lower Pool Gibon 1900 Middle East Israel Palestine" and "Lower pool Gihon 1898 Jerusalem Israel" transport us back to biblical times when these sacred sites held immense spiritual significance for many. Exploring beyond its shores leads us through winding paths adorned with pine groves and palm trees – captured beautifully by phrases like "Solomon Pools ancient aqueducts Grove pines palms.