A man walks in through the gate of the Couvent Armenian St. Jacques, the Cathedral of Saint James, a 12th century Armenian church and the seat of the Armenian Patriarchate in Jerusalem, in the Armenian Quarter of the Old City.
Historian and author GEORGE HINTLIAN is portrayed in the narrow Armenian Patriarchate Street which serves as the only artery for motorized traffic and the main passage for pedestrians through the Armenian Quarter of the Old City in Jerusalem.
A hallway (right) in the Couvent Armenian St. Jacques, the Cathedral of Saint James, leads to the Armenian Quarter residences. The door on the left is the entrance to the cathedral courtyard. The structure is a 12th century Armenian church and the seat of the Armenian Patriarchate in Jerusalem, in the Armenian Quarter of the Old City.
