Take a look back at Turkey’s largest city and its economic and cultural center through 20 fascinating vintage photographs:
Galata. (National Geographic) |
Galata. (Hulton) |
Galata Bridge. (Marka) |
Kebab hawker surrounded by cats. (Roger Viollet) |
Entry of the Eyüp Sultan Mosque. (Roger Viollet) |
Galata Bridge. (Roger Viollet) |
Narrow street. (Hulton) |
Brothel. (Hulton) |
Children waiting their turn at a circumcision ceremony at Tyup Sultan Mosque. (Imka) |
Saying goodbye on the Galata quay. (Ara Güler) |
Turkish Army guard unit parade. (Bettmann) |
Men washing their feet outside a mosque. (David Lees) |
A typewriter at work. (David Lees) |
Café de Kartal. (Ara Güler) |
Shopkeeper in the Inner Bedesten in the Covered Bazaar. (Ara Güler) |
Galata Bridge. (Keystone) |
A coffee bar in Beyoglu. (Ara Güler) |
Nightfall in the district of Zeyrek. (Ara Güler) |
Typewriter service street. (Bruch) |
Cityscape. (UHA) |
"Galata Bridge(Keystone)" photo cannot be a 50's photo. In this picture men were wearing fez which was banned in 1925.
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