Treks Collection

Orient-Express

Sailing Ships Date: 1927

Map of London 1836

Woman on a Train Date: 1950

Nova et Accuratissima Totius Terrarum
Double Hemisphere Map 1662, Blaeu, Joan

People trekking with Dromedary camels (Camelus dromedarius) through chalk rock formations created by sandstorms, White desert, Sahara, Egypt, February 2009. No release available

Medieval Map of Europe 1480

First World Map in Whole 1508

Wish You Were Here
Alamy Alamy Archives Collection: Wish You Were Here

Airplane in the Clouds Date: 1937

New World, 1570
Early Map of Americas 1570, Ortelius

America sive Novus Orbis respectu Europacorum inferior globi
Old World Map 1597

Heart-Shaped World Map 1530

Plan of London 1700

Map of Stockholm 1836

Double Hemisphere Map with Border 1611

North and South America
Map of the Americas 1685, de Ram, Johannes

Africa
Map of Africa 1706, Schenck, Pieter

Cordiform World Map, 1536
Map of 1536, Finaeus, Orontius

Portolan Atlas
Map of Magellans Route 1544, Agnese, Battista

Map of Saint Petersburg 1834

Double-Hemisphere Map of the World 1630

Leeds Castle Date: 1912

Perspective view of the plan of Athens, Greece 1700 Date: 1700

View of Nice, France with harbor and ships Date: 1792

View of New York City 1849 and Waterways Date: 1849

Westward the Course of Empire takes its Way Date: 1868

Couple in Early Plane Date: 1909

Two-Horse Carriage Date: 1880

Railroad Bridge Date: 1880

Horses Pulling Barge Date: 1880

Steam and Sails Date: 1880

Full Steam Ahead Date: 1880

Gondola with Passenger Date: 1880

Small Aircraft Date: 1948

Tugboat at Sea Date: 1948

Horseshoe Curve Date: 1948

Locomotive on Turntable Date: 1941

Relaxing on Deck Date: 1941

Pool Deck Date: 1938

Stratosphere Explorers Date: 1941

Panama Canal Date: 1941

Tugboat Piloting Ship Date: 1954

Swiss Alpine Horn Date: 1948

Unloading School Bus Date: 1948

Donald McKays Clipper Date: 1948

Boarding the Train Date: 1948

Couple on a Train Date: 1948

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"Embarking on Epic Journeys: A Glimpse into the World of Treks" Step back in time to 1927, when majestic sailing ships ruled the seas, and adventurers set sail towards uncharted territories. The allure was undeniable, as travelers sought new horizons and thrilling escapades. Fast forward to 1950, where a woman sits aboard the luxurious Orient-Express, her eyes filled with anticipation for an extraordinary journey through breathtaking landscapes. Maps of London and Nova et Accuratissima Totius Terrarum adorned her cabin walls, fueling her wanderlust. Leeds Castle emerges from history's pages; its ancient walls whisper tales of knights and fair maidens who once traversed these lands. People trekking with Dromedary camels through chalk rock formations evoke images of exotic desert expeditions that defy imagination. In 1937, an airplane soars amidst clouds above vast expanses - a symbol of humanity's relentless pursuit to conquer the skies. Medieval maps depict Europe's intricate web of kingdoms and empires while offering glimpses into past voyages undertaken by brave souls in search of knowledge and fortune. A perspective view transports us to Athens in 1700; we witness bustling streets teeming with life as explorers immerse themselves in Greece's rich history. Nice beckons us next - its harbor alive with ships from distant lands - a testament to centuries-old maritime trade routes connecting nations far apart. Finally, we gaze upon New York City in 1849; waterways crisscross this vibrant metropolis as immigrants arrive seeking new beginnings. Their treks across oceans epitomize courage and hope for a better future. They have always been more than mere journeys; they are transformative experiences that shape our understanding of the world around us. From sailing ships to airplanes soaring high above clouds, each era has witnessed intrepid individuals embarking on adventures that expand the boundaries of human exploration.