Bay Of Gibraltar Collection

Twelfth Siege of Gibraltar, 1705 (map)
6117247 Twelfth Siege of Gibraltar, 1705 (map); (add.info.: An Exact Plan of the Town Castle Moles and Bay of Gibraltar during the Twelfth Siege of Gibraltar, September 1704 to May 1705)

Gibraltar Rock from Algeciras (b / w photo)
3095130 Gibraltar Rock from Algeciras (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Gibraltar Rock from Algeciras)

The Rock of Gibraltar, c1880

Algeciras, Spain, and Bay of Gibraltar from the old Moorish Castle, Gibraltar, c1880. Artist: GF Sargent
Algeciras, Spain, and Bay of Gibraltar from the old Moorish Castle, Gibraltar, c1880

Naval Battle Of Gibraltar Battle Gibraltar Eighty Years War
Victory over the Spanish during the naval battle of Gibraltar, 1607 by a Dutch Fleet Commanded by Admiral Jacob van Heemskerck

An Exact Plan of the Town Castle Moles and Bay of Gibraltar during the Twelfth Siege of Gibraltar, September 1704 to May 1705, during the War of Spanish Succession

Siege of Mahon, 20th May 1756 (coloured engraving)
XIR180190 Siege of Mahon, 20th May 1756 (coloured engraving) by French School; Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; French

Short-beaked common dolphins (Delphinus delphis)

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The Bay of Gibraltar: A Historic Seascape of Conflict and Natural Beauty Amidst the crystal-clear waters of the Bay of Gibraltar, the iconic Rock of Gibraltar stands tall, a testament to history's enduring tales. From the vantage point of Algeciras, Spain, the black-and-white photograph of Gibraltar Rock beckons, a silent witness to centuries of conflict. The Rock's strategic location has been a focal point of power struggles since the Eighty Years War, as depicted in the engraving of the Naval Battle of Gibraltar. The Twelfth Siege of Gibraltar during the War of Spanish Succession, illustrated in an exact plan of the town, castle, moles, and bay, is but one of many battles fought over this coveted land. The Rock's rich history is etched in the annals of time, from The Great Disaster at Gibraltar to the Siege of Mahon. Yet, amidst the tales of war and conquest, the Bay of Gibraltar remains a haven for marine life, with short-beaked common dolphins gracefully navigating its waters. As the sun sets, the Rock of Gibraltar casts a long shadow over the tranquil bay, a poignant reminder of the past and the present, of conflict and harmony, of history and nature.