Posted By
Najib
Jan 07, 2015 10:07
This picture was shared on Old Beirut today and shows Beirut covered in snow back in February 1920. Apparently there was an old saying for people who were born in that year in Beirut that says "خُلق فلان سنة التلجة".
Posted By
Najib
Jan 03, 2015 09:27
I was reading an article about the 5 ancient acts of war that changed the face of the earth and the Great Alexander's siege of Tyre was mentioned among them, so I decided to dig deeper into it and it's a mind blowing story to say the least! In fact, I am surprised they haven't done a movie about that siege alone. So how did Alexander turn an Island Into a Peninsula? Tyre was one…
Beirut
9 years ago
The Business Insider published a nice article two days ago explaining why “Beirut Was Once Known As The Paris Of The Middle East”. They used photos taken by Charles W. Cushman, an avid traveler and ...
Information
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I found this old footage showing military checkpoints back in 1975. There are plenty of videos from that dark era between 1975 and 1990 that you can check [here]. ...
Lebanon
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The first picture was posted by Qadiman and a recent picture of the mental institution was shared by Simon Assaf in the same thread. The place looks really nice and is somewhere near Hazmieh but ...
Beirut
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Back in 1963, there was a tramway that passed right in front of the American University of Beirut. I found some old footage a while ago that you can see [here]. I always thought Bliss ...
Advertising
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via Carole Unfortunately, the slogan “Where East meets West” no longer applies. ...
Lebanon
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Picture taken in September 2014 Picture taken in the 70s from Teleferique Lebanon Picture taken from Teleferique Lebanon ...
Automotive
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[YouTube] I doubt that we will ever see trains again in Lebanon. Check out some really cool pictures of Riyak train station [Here]. ...
History
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via Qadiman This is a picture taken back in 1958 showing American units on the Antelias shore which is almost where the Golden beach is now. I had no clue the Americans landed that far ...