New Additions to the Salt Research Photograph and Postcard Archive
Construction works for the Sivas-Erzurum railway, 1930s
Salt Research, Photograph and Postcard Archive
Salt Research, Photograph and Postcard Archive
Developed in the early 2000s through the cataloging of personnel and branch photographs from the Ottoman Bank Archive, the Photograph and Postcard Archive offers visual insight into the diverse dynamics of 19th- and 20th-century cities. The collection primarily comprises photographs and postcards depicting cities of the Ottoman Empire and the Republic of Turkey, alongside a small number of materials from prominent European cities of the period.
The new additions comprise over 1,000 items documenting infrastructure such as warehouses, railways, stations, ports, and quays; public buildings including mosques, churches, monasteries, schools, hospitals, consulates, and palaces; as well as materials that shed light on the political developments of the era.
Salt Research City, Society, and Economy Archive
The archive collections at Salt Research encompass over 2,000,000 unique digitized resources on art, architecture, design, city, society, and economy. Visual materials in the City, Society, and Economy Archive include printed photographs, glass negatives and positives, slides, film negatives, postcards, and photocards, offering insight into education, social life, and the built environment from the 19th century to the present.
The new additions comprise over 1,000 items documenting infrastructure such as warehouses, railways, stations, ports, and quays; public buildings including mosques, churches, monasteries, schools, hospitals, consulates, and palaces; as well as materials that shed light on the political developments of the era.
Salt Research City, Society, and Economy Archive
The archive collections at Salt Research encompass over 2,000,000 unique digitized resources on art, architecture, design, city, society, and economy. Visual materials in the City, Society, and Economy Archive include printed photographs, glass negatives and positives, slides, film negatives, postcards, and photocards, offering insight into education, social life, and the built environment from the 19th century to the present.
