Alexandria in Photos: Then and Now

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The largest city on the Mediterranean coast and the second largest in Egypt, Alexandria has always been a bastion of culture and trade since its founding in 331 BC by Alexander the Great. Since then and throughout periods of booms and busts, our beloved city by the sea has maintained its enduring sense of style and grace.

Take a look at Alexandria, then:

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c. 1882
c. 1882

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Raml Station, 1920
Raml Station, 1920
Sherif Street, 1920's
Sherif Street, 1920’s

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sidigaber

1939
1939

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Stanley Beach, 1950
Stanley Beach, 1950
Hotel Cecil after the 1952 Revolution
Hotel Cecil after the 1952 Revolution
1959
1959

 

And Alexandria, now:

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citadel
Courtesy of Jenny Neglerio
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harbor
Courtesy of Jenny Neglerio
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Courtesy of Jenny Neglerio
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WE SAID THIS: Don’t miss “Cairo in Photos: Then and Now” and “Dubai in Photos: Then and Now“.

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