In the terraced garden rising behind his home on the Bosphorus, the Hon. G.B. Ravendael [i.e., Ravndal], American Consul-General in Constantinople, points out the Giant's Hill (or Goliath's Hill??) over on the Asiatic side and in the shelter of it the huge tanks of Standard Oil Co.

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In the terraced garden rising behind his home on the Bosphorus, the Hon. G.B. Ravendael [i.e., Ravndal], American Consul-General in Constantinople, points out the Giant's Hill (or Goliath's Hill??) over on the Asiatic side and in the shelter of it the huge tanks of Standard Oil Co.

Digital ID: (b&w film copy neg.) cph 3c31130 http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/cph.3c31130
Reproduction Number: LC-USZ62-131130 (b&w film copy neg.)
Repository: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA

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In the terraced garden rising behind his home on the Bosphorus, the Hon. G.B. Ravendael [i.e., Ravndal], American Consul-General in Constantinople, points out the Giant's Hill (or Goliath's Hill??) over on the Asiatic side and in the shelter of it the huge tanks of Standard Oil Co.

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In the terraced garden rising behind his home on the Bosphorus, the Hon. G.B. Ravendael [i.e., Ravndal], American Consul-General in Constantinople, points out the Giant's Hill (or Goliath's Hill??) over on the Asiatic side and in the shelter of it the huge tanks of Standard Oil Co.

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