En Rogel (Jerusalem, Israel)

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Jerusalem, from the well of En-Rogel

Jerusalem, from the well of En-Rogel

Francis Frith

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Fountain of En Rogel

Fountain of En Rogel

P. Bergheim

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The Well of En Rogel

The Well of En Rogel

A.A. Isaacs

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Jerusalem, from the Well of En-Rogel

Jerusalem, from the Well of En-Rogel

Francis Frith

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Puits de Job ancien en-Rogel

Puits de Job ancien en-Rogel

Luigi Fiorillo

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Jerusalem from En-Rogel. The Pool of Joab in the foreground

Jerusalem from En-Rogel. The Pool of Joab in the foreground

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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The Valley of En-Rogel, Jerusalem in the distance

The Valley of En-Rogel, Jerusalem in the distance

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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The South-East end of the City from En-Rogel

The South-East end of the City from En-Rogel

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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