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Description	6035 P.Z. - Constantinople. La place Emin-Onou [Eminönü] et Yeni Djami [Yeni Cami, the New Mosque]. From the Photochrom Prints Collection at the Library of Congress More photochroms from Turkey \| More photochrom prints [PD] This picture is in the public domain
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Source	Yeni Cami and Eminönü bazaar, Constantinople, Turkey, ca. 1895
Author	…trialsanderrors

Camera location	41° 1′ 0.92″ N, 28° 58′ 19.77″ E	This and other images at their locations on: Google Maps - Google Earth - OpenStreetMap	( Info)41.016923;28.972159

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