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Ratisbonne Monastery

Ratisbonne Monastery is a 19th-century French Catholic complex in central Jerusalem, founded by Alphonse Ratisbonne in 1874. Discussed here as part of a post on Jerusalem in the British Mandate period, when the building served a range of institutional roles.

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Grand building in Talbiye, Jerusalem
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Jerusalem in the British Mandate Period

A day touring buildings of the British Mandate period in modern Jerusalem: the Hansen House lepers' home, the garden neighbourhoods of Talbiye and Rechavia, the Tomb of Jason, Yad Ben Zvi, the National Institutions Building, Ratisbonne Monastery and the original Betzalel.

Dec 2013 · 4 minute read
The Lepers' House / Hansen Centre in Jerusalem Grand building in Talbiye, Jerusalem Jason's Tomb in Rechavia, Jerusalem The President's Hut at the Yad Ben Zvi Institute One of the JNF / KKL's golden books of donors, housed in their offices in Jerusalem Ratisbonne Monastery, Jerusalem Betzalel's original home, Jerusalem
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